Preface: Time machine
The closest you get to travelling in time is a photograph. It's more precise than a memory, more present than a motion picture and closer than a dream. A photograph is a fragment of a time and place replaying in front of your eyes in an endless loop. It's continuously moving back in time and thereby pushing closer and closer to reality.
The older a photograph becomes the further you travel through time when viewing it. Welcome to the time machine.
Lars Brandt Stisen

"STEREO EINS" - The custom modular stereoscopic 3D film (analog) camera I created to photograph the series. I made the camera using components produced in the DDR between 1968 and 1988 which gives the camera a historical relation to the scene.

Prerequisites: Classic Red/Cyan (typical cardboard style) 3D glasses are required to view the series as intended. 3D glasses are provided when visiting the live exhibition.

Traveller at Brandenburger Tor   (Notice the stereo-depth extends beyond the gate, all the way to Siegessäule)

Police telling musicians to keep it down on Admiralbrücke

Conversation on U2 (U-Bahnlinie 2)

Parklife

Sunday in Mauerpark

Aircraft behind fence, Berlin-Tegel

Arrival on Hauptbahnhof

Tourist in paradise, Friedrichstrasse

Towards the bunker

Traces of war

Metal works at Gleisdreieck

A place in time, Alexanderplatz

Summer in Urbanhafen

Under the arcade, Museumsinsel