https://bauhausforever.carrd.co 2026-08-06 daily 1.0 https://bauhausforever.carrd.co/assets/images/image01.jpg Archival dance (after Oskar Schlemmer) — a body remembering form. https://bauhausforever.carrd.co/assets/images/image02.jpg Title — bauhaus forever., appearing as if from within the image. https://bauhausforever.carrd.co/assets/images/image03.jpg Title — bauhaus forever., appearing as if from within the image. https://bauhausforever.carrd.co/assets/images/image04.jpg Construction site, aerial view — the ongoing rebuilding as the film’s central condition. https://bauhausforever.carrd.co/assets/images/image05.jpg Ventilation pipe, sound of breathing — infrastructure as a sensory presence, suggesting a living body. https://bauhausforever.carrd.co/assets/images/image06.jpg Bauhaus Archive construction site — the closed institution observed in transition. © NOW Collective / Nico Weber, 2026. Cinematography: Marc Nordbruch https://bauhausforever.carrd.co/assets/images/image07.jpg Still 05 Archival performance image — gestures from the Bauhaus past resurfacing in fragments. https://bauhausforever.carrd.co/assets/images/image08.jpg Still 06 Bauhaus logo, archival object — modernist identity preserved as material trace. https://bauhausforever.carrd.co/assets/images/image09.jpg Still 07 Forest, aerial view — a counter-image to architecture and construction. © NOW Collective / Nico Weber, 2026. Cinematography: Marc Nordbruch https://bauhausforever.carrd.co/assets/images/image10.jpg Still 08 Strandbeest, kinetic sculpture — movement, wind, and utopian engineering by the sea. © NOW Collective / Nico Weber, 2026. Cinematography: Marc Nordbruch, Strandbeests courtesy of Theo Jansen / The Hagues (NL) https://bauhausforever.carrd.co/assets/images/image11.jpg Still 09 Grimm Library, Berlin — order held in suspension.