Clubbing in Oslo #3
My Saturday started with breakfast at Hotel Havana. This is a delicatesse store that also sells the most amazing sandwiches. It doesn’t even cost much and the people there are beyond nice. Aioli, fresh baked bread, manchego, choritzo… I’m planning on making this a Saturday ritual.
Afterwards, after some jewelry making at home, I went to the opening of an art exhibition called Touching the Invisible. And I know this is not a club, but it might just as well have been. One of the pieces was a bar that mixed you drinks according to your brainwaves.
1. I’m having my brainwaves analysed at the Brainbar. 2. The artist is telling me what I should read into the drink. Apparently he thought it had something to do with my fur collar which made the machine give me a blood red drink. This was of course just a joke. The real reason was that I was too stressed out. The drink didn’t taste all that good, but they had free beer so the night was saved.
I was much better at Brainball. Here you play two and two and you’re supposed to move a ball with your brainwaves. I won most of the time as I was mellow. (Maybe this was after a few beers.)
This exhibition has been around the world, so if it comes to your place you should check it out. It was the most fun art I have seen in ages.
