Takeshi Kageyama – Interview
A skate park with a crazy bowl called FUZENNA was completed three minutes by bike from my house, and I started skating there. I had so much fun that I skated all day
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A skate park with a crazy bowl called FUZENNA was completed three minutes by bike from my house, and I started skating there. I had so much fun that I skated all day
I choose photos of a style burned into my soul from admiring skaters like Hosoi and Cab. I started this love for skating in the mid 80s. It was all about judo airs, tweaked methods and the way crossbones look.
Jojo is one of those riders who was born with far more creativity than others. Mix that with an unparalleled ability to take risks, and you get a unique skate style that only Jojo’s mind can create.
What’s is Spazz Skate co.? A visual representation of bumming you out! It’s just a group of dudes that just want to skateboard and do whatever the hell they want!
With an unbelievably old, ripped up, Motörhead shirt on, the sickest pair of leather boots you’ve ever seen, a cig in one hand and an archaic piece of technology in the other, comes Olivia Jaffe. Like a spider carefully waiting for the moment to strike, often not disrupting the scene, just hanging in there tight till the time comes, she shoots to kill… dig into her photos and dive head-first into a rock and roll universe you only ever dreamed of before.
Interview with Space Bat Killer featured in Confusion issue 25
skateboarding is my second form of art as well! its a hobby, but the feeling i get from skateboarding is that equal love
Rollerdamm DIY in Vienna didn’t waste much time asking for permission when they started turning a shitty, junked up ditch, well hidden underneath a freeway bridge, into a one of a kind little skate refuge.
Ray Gurz of Lost Soul Skateboards has written and released his first children’s book and last autumn, photographer Adam Novicki went out and shot an article with Ray for Confusion magazine issue 27.
The landlord didn’t open the place for us on purpose, we we’re just an unpleasant side product that developed without him really recognizing. Now he has obviously recognized, and still tolerates the skaters, not without making things difficult for us, but this is another story.
Having the opportunity to skate the water park was like no other and I knew I couldn’t pass it up. The loop is a lot bigger and scarier in person but damn it was fucking sick! Good friends, good vibes and big water slides.
The city moves at a snail’s pace. If you can get your new build in quick enough, they might just think they’ve already destroyed it