"This part of the Labyrinth Project offers a really interesting perspective on the old Pasadena via intersection of old and new photos “bleeding through” each other."

"However, the questions of remediation and reception of history will always remain in a center of discussion as we progress into new media ways of learning altering the old and inviting the always “threatening” new."

"It was nice to have a graphic display of how this process works, but other than that, i must admit the rest is lost on this poor soul."

"The open call to action pits mild-mannered academic works, transformed into “superhero manifestos,” against a sinister plot separating academic impact and real-world relevance."

"The lines formed by their voiced reminded me of invisible ink, which could only be viewed momentarily."

"How does Inglewood compare to Malibu? Wegzeit may not provide the answers but it creates a space where viewers can ask themselves the questions."

"I am also inspired to read of the enthusiasm it has generated in the United States of America which I have always found to be such a lively hotbed of the good, the bad and the ugly."