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keith telfeyan @ gmail . com
1218 Mohawk St. LOS ANGELES, CA 90026
Flughafenstr 25. BERLIN, Germany 12053
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Keith was born in suburban California, to an Angeleno mom and New Yorker dad. He was raised on the LA Dodgers, the Simpsons, McDonalds and MTV. Inspired by the punk scene and free speech movement of the 60s, he went to university at UC Berkeley, where he earned his Bachelor of Arts in Film, with a minor in Philosophy. He then moved to New York, where he earned an MFA from Parsons the New School of Design in 2010, focusing on Still & Moving Photography. Based in Brooklyn, he worked as a photographer and art teacher, then moved to Berlin in 2014. He now splits his time between Europe and Los Angeles, practicing his art and more deeply developing his philosophy on life.
( I’ve been to the blue dots, I want to go to the red dots, My intention is to share photos and stories from all of them. )
My ex just watched this for the first time. I feel bad I didn’t urge her to see it sooner.
How much “interest” is needed in a job? What’s the difference between a job, a career and a passion?
Things ping around in my mind, all these tasks to accomplish, all the unfinished business, but none of them compel me to action. Instead I fritter my focus on inanities.
My brain is a cloud. I stare at myself out the window. I watch the thoughts pass, watch the sky paint its images. These are my visions. I see things.
An artist from Iran moved to Berlin for the same reasons we all do. But his move felt more urgent.
It’s amazing to see someone so strong and ambitious and good, putting forward an alternative narrative into a society so angry and misguided.
Will MacAskill focuses on human health, the evils of industrial farming, and existential threats to life on earth.
I collect maps. I will display them in this magazine as an archive for a greater project. I'm not sure if the project is for the art world or the academic. But it's something I want to visually represent. I will start it here.
In an age of violent righteousness, what is our moral duty regarding belief, and to those whose beliefs differ?
Having listened to some conservatives on the topic of immigration, I can see their points, even if I don’t fully agree with their final analysis. Well, it’s complicated.
I’m on a mission to redefine the world. I am interested in making sense of things, of organizing everything in my mind. Everything in its right place, everywhere you go.
A political concept lies at the heart of the EU that I think helps explain the continent’s success, and it might sound controversial: it’s the fundamental idea of the nation-state. It can actually be a fun, cooperative thing.
A diaspora occurs when a nation faces existential threat. The Armenians have experienced trauma that rivals any other.
In celebration of human pleasure against religious dogma - a book about ideology, launched at the Crazy Horse.
Shouldn’t wi-fi be everywhere by now? Shouldn’t the connection be reliable? Am I expecting too much to think this should be considered a basic public utility?
In death, we find rebirth. In this case, through a new god of fertility and sex. A journey to Paris’s Pere Lachaise.
Some questions to determine if my life is how I want it, and why it might not be.