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Hambach Forest #127 (trash station at Hambicamp 2.0)
Holga 120 wide pinhole camera
Kodak Portra 400 @200 ASA
18 sec. exposure time
Trash station, behind a garden where vegetables such as tomatoes and zucchini grow. On the right side one of two kitchen tents.
The Hambicamp 2.0 is part of the anarchistic resistance in and around the Hambach Forest.
It is located in Morschenich in a garden of a house.
Morschenich is a little village very near to the Hambach Forest.
The Hambicamp 2.0 is an education camp where workshops, political and cultural events take place. It's also a space for self-realization.
"The structures such as kitchen, material tent, information tent, press and even a co-working space remain in the camp in "small but fine" form. Winter is getting cold and long, so warm clothes, tea and hot food are here. The camp is equipped with running water, composting toilets, sleeping tents and electricity from the sun. Here you have the opportunity to spend the night in your own tent or in one of our tents."
Hambach Forest #127 (trash station at Hambicamp 2.0)
Holga 120 wide pinhole camera
Kodak Portra 400 @200 ASA
18 sec. exposure time
Trash station, behind a garden where vegetables such as tomatoes and zucchini grow. On the right side one of two kitchen tents.
The Hambicamp 2.0 is part of the anarchistic resistance in and around the Hambach Forest.
It is located in Morschenich in a garden of a house.
Morschenich is a little village very near to the Hambach Forest.
The Hambicamp 2.0 is an education camp where workshops, political and cultural events take place. It's also a space for self-realization.
"The structures such as kitchen, material tent, information tent, press and even a co-working space remain in the camp in "small but fine" form. Winter is getting cold and long, so warm clothes, tea and hot food are here. The camp is equipped with running water, composting toilets, sleeping tents and electricity from the sun. Here you have the opportunity to spend the night in your own tent or in one of our tents."