Two founding members of Berlin Forum, Michael Reichert, a filmmaker from Essen, and Tim Zosel, a political educator from Essen, work on the promotion of the project entitled One Minute Fly. It is an animation about one minute life of a fly. Its philosophical or existential dimension is characterized by Reichert in the following way: "The shortness and the never-ending search for the meaning of life are the basic subjects in this award-winning animated short." See more here: … [Read more...]
Olibot
Erica Szabo, one of Forum's founding members, is an American illustrator, living in Berlin and Barcelona. Her current project Olibot is a series of cartoons, designed and pictured by herself, with a philosophical and existential message. The story shows a misfit robot, expelled from his native planet for being different than other robots; being different by look (other colour than the rest of the robots), by function (having wings rather than claw-like limbs), and by spirit (he wants to create, … [Read more...]
American and European Values – Berlin Edition
American and European Values were a series of ten conferences on contemporary philosophy that were held annually since 2004 at the Institute of Philosophy of Opole University, Poland (detailed history of the events here). The main creators of the whole idea were professor John Lachs, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, USA and dr. Chris Skowronski, Opole University, Opole, Poland. In 2015 the conference series is being extended into a Berlin edition. Berlin Practical Philosophy … [Read more...]
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