Fynn stolperte im Jahr 2016 über einen verwitterten Bauernhof in lndlichen Niedersachsen, den er kurzerhand mit seinem Geschftspartner erwarb. Fynn sah in his Hof in the picturesque Drfchen R1spel a vision come true that was unlike any of his previous projects. He wanted to renovate the property, develop his own creative project, and experiment with something he had never attempted before. As a result, he renamed the estate âKliemannsland,â a roughly three-hectare expanse of greenery conducive to creativity and discovery. How he achieved this feat and why he is now so well-known as a result of the Kliemannsland is detailed in our new book, âAuergewhnlich Erfolgreichâ. Now available for purchase: 29 more remarkable success stories
I had nothing to do with art at the time, since all I knew were these perfect Gromasters that were on display at the Louvre, in B14chern, or surrounded by other abstract figures from the world of art. Nothing has ever been given to me by this relic. Then I encountered Basquiat for the first time. That was the first time I thought an image was cool. Then, like a Schwamm, I suffocated everything in his life. During this time, I've seen how much is available behind the scenes for talented artists and how one may choose anything in the realm of art.
Fynn Kliemann, a YouTuber, home handyman, and musician, is the new owner of a mini-house in Bremen's historic old town. He purchased the âunbelievably smallest house in Germanyâ there, he revealed through the social media platform Instagram. âThat is very cool,â said the 32-year-old. This is a 7 Quadratmeter and a 4 Quadratmeter Residential Floor Plan – this is true Ingenieurstum, since it will need the incorporation of a bed. âDas Haus wurde Ende 2020 durch das Maklerunternehmen Kensington für 77.777 Euro angeboten. âWith this level of attention, however, we never anticipatedâ, Immobilienmakler Tobias Lachmann told the German Presse-Agentur on Tuesday. The offer was extended all the way to the United States of America and China.
It is no exaggeration to state that the Schnoorviertel in the Bremer Altstadt is the city's most beautiful section. The Gassen are densely packed and studded with headstones, while the Huser, some of which date all the way back to the High Middle Ages, are compact and built in the Fachwerk style. Previously, the Taue and Seile for the ships were manufactured there, which explains the name of the quarter: «Schnoor» translates as «Schnur» in Plattdeutsch. Today, it is a picturesque-romantic district with a plethora of small shops, art studios, and cafes that attracts tourists from all over the world. Die längste Gasse, die Schnoor, is ranked as one of the «coolest streets in the world» by the «New York Post. Im Schnoorviertel steht now not only the smallest house in the city, but also in all of Germany: a roter Klinkerbau mit gr14ner T14r und gr14nen Fensterrahmen. It has a new owner as of recently. Fynn Kliemann, a web designer, musician, YouTuber, and homemaker, purchased it. The ground floor of the two-story house measures seven square meters, but only four of them are usable â «this will need true ingenuity, since it will be necessary to include a bed,» Kliemann said in an initial Instagram response. There is also a roof terrace and a cellar, the latter of which is one quadratmeter in size.
