Anyone can achieve perfection when practising a certain task faithfully over and over again. It helps to start this exercise from an early childhood.
That’s what Florian „Doc“ Kaps did with the at rst tiny but in fact revolutionary act of consistently running in the the opposite direction. As for the digital revolution and its tendency to numb our senses, Doc reacted by founding “The Impossible Project” in 2009 to bring back the magic and tangibility of Polaroid photographs.
With the opening of SUPERSENSE in 2013, Doc reinforced his mission and goal of preventing the demise of several selected analog technologies, giving them a sensual home in a digital age. Together with a team of analog believers, lovers, mavericks, souls and crafters, Doc is now hopefully moving towards a future where human senses and intelligence will always have their rightful place in our digital world.
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TEDxMünchen 2018
FAITH. LOVE. HOPE.
November 18, 2018
Münchner Kammerspiele Anyone can bring anything to perfection when practising a certain task faithfully again and again. Thereby it's beneficial when starting with that constant exercise from an early childhood. That's what Florian „Doc“ Kaps did with the at first tiny but in fact revolutionary act of consistently running towards the opposite direction. To the digital revolution and its tendency to neglect our senses, Doc reacted by founding The Impossible Project in 2009, bringing back the magic and haptic of Polaroid photographs to the world. With the opening of SUPERSENSE in 2013, Doc enlarged his mission and goal of preventing the demise of several selected analog technologies and gives them a sensual home in a digital age. Together with a team of analog believers, lovers, mavericks, souls and crafters, Doc is now hopefully running towards a future where human senses and intelligence will always have their rightful place in our digital world. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx