TEKO sitting front row at this years’ Eurovision!
It’ s a particularly cold, perhaps uninspiring Friday afternoon, when a bunch of twenty-somethings are drinking mugs of hot and coloured teas in the centre of Herning, at Murphy’ s Pub, talking about life, upcoming projects and fashion in the mere attempt to incite even the slightest of butterflies … 1. Valerie: Holla girls! Let’ s start with the question that has been or should have been on the tip of our tongues since the very beginning … how did a couple of students managed to get in touch with a collaboration so grandiose like Eurovision? Explain a bit the process of how it got started... Maria & Therese: Well, it all began when we received an e-mail from our teachers, asking if being the designers of one of the contestants participating at Eurovision was something we might be interested in – which, of course, we were!- It was an e-mail sent to us three, Sophie included. Eurovision has been on display for many, many years now, but we would have never imagined we would be a part of it. A small part perhaps, but hey …. How many can here say the same? 2. V: Was it something that your school encouraged you to do? Did this project bring some sort of acknowledgement to the school in any way- or was it completely private and completely your project? M & T: It was the school that was in cooperation with
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