#85 – The Keyhole

The era of overexposure suggests now it’s time to explore games of mistery, labyrinths of sensations and curiosities. See what the IAMAMIWHOAMI project generated on Internet, moving the blogosphere into a detective game to discover what is behind that curtain.

In time, the Neonico blogged a very interesting article revealing that the real person under those masks is, in fact, the swedish singer Jonna Lee. Read it here. This amazing case proves that everybody is a bit tired of all this Google Effect: Click here and discover! We have to create strategies to suprise and attract the new audiences.

We need the unexpected, even when your private life can be watched by the neighbourhhood, as shows the japanese architect Shigeru Ban with his 1995′s Curtain Wall House: an elegantly spare two-floor block of open living spaces with billowing white curtains around that can be opened or closed to regulate the degree of transparency (and privacy) between interior and exterior.

This strong relationship between the in and out can be seen either on the Metal Shutter House, the Shigeru Ban’s first American condominium residence in NY. It’s all about voyeurism versus exhibitionism.

At last but not least, the excentric music by Jonna Lee has the magnetism to transport us into metamorphosis & soundscapes, sewing nature grunts and human voices. It reminds me how surprisingly is to be infatuated by werewolves and vampires, as shown on “True Blood 3”.

And there is no limits to the new sexy monsters: the werewolf Alcide Herveaux (Joe Manganiello) is catapulted to the american television drama serie’s next season while the new Rolling Stone’s cover undresses the love triangle of Sookie (Anna Paquin), Bill (Stephen Moyer) and Eric (Alexander Skaarsgard) after a blood bath.

Shhh… Everybody is naked through the keyhole and into the mirror.