Quad Channel Aesmose by Lukas Goller
“Aesmose” It seems like we are always holding the past and the future on a leash and we try to create our present out of it.
“No knowledge of the past, no vision for the future” Adam Curtis once smartly resumed it.
The Aesmose Line features the Quad Channel Platform. Its name comes from the assumption that there are not just 3 places in time (past, present and future) but there is a fourth place in time, therefore the quad base. The above explanation is a complete lie; it’s called quad base because it has 4 channels instead of 2.” Lukas Goller
Blunt 145
SI 154
Phantom 162
SI 148
Phantom 154
Features
QUAD CHANNEL Platform
BASE: PERLATECH SINTERED RACEBASE PG 8000 (Germany)
TOP SHEET: ICP82100 mat
WOOD CORE: 3D POPLAR (Europe)
CONSTRUCTION: BIAX GLASSFIBER (Italy) and TORAYCA CARBONFIBRE (Japan)
Black EVA PAD inkl. LEASHPLUG
Lukas Goller
Lukas Goller, aka Sakulrellog was a Skateboard Pioneer and a famous Snowboard Pro before he turned into art. This humble and profound artist is a master of the symbolic image concerning pagan heritage.
He is interested in all kinds of rites around the Alps, with their inherent characteristics and singular forms of expression. He tries to retrieve those old spiritual ideas into our present time to fuse it with his own style of interpretation. This combination is unique and fascinating at once.
All in all, his art has always some kind of spiritual approach, which is mostly lacking today.
To describe his personality in a few words is not that easy, because he is many things at the same time: half Italian - half Tyrolian, half cat - half human, half Rick and Morty - half Trailer Park Boys, half artist - half autist, half thinker – half creator and half Lukas Goller.
