The only part of the body that we cannot see nor entirely touch.
The largest flat surface of our bodies.
The most resilient part that carries the literal weight of the shoulders, as well as the metaphorical burdens.
Yet, it’s probably one of the most neglected one too.
BACK.
Lisbon is an encyclopaedic example of an emerging capital. And I in mean it in all possible and artistic ways!
Why do I love bookstores that much?
Well, they are like clothing boutiques but instead, they dress our imagination.
Read More
“The Bikini is the most important thing since the atomic bomb” Diana Vreeland.
Going out in Warsaw can be tricky. From typical Polish pierogis, oriental Asian flavours to bars serving over 100 types of vodkas. The choice is vast and not always easy.
As usual, I try picking up local places with a touch of originality and ‘that’ special something.
Will you try any? 🙂
Girls! Have you ever wondered why in the summer you’re jumping in a “bikini”, and you guys are dressing up into a “tuxedo” (known also as a “smoking”) ?!
We use these terms so intuitively that we don’t even think what their genesis may be. And sometimes it’s funny, sometimes illogical and often has a deep historical background.
An art gallery will never replace a museum. But if I need a taste of art and don’t necessarily have a good couple of hours, I head to one of my favourite galleries.
A real feast for any street art or as a matter of fact, any art lover!
And if you fall in any of these categories, and happen to be in Lisbon. Well, visiting this expo is your artistic duty!
Street art, urban art, mural art, open-air gallery.
However you name it, undoubtedly, it found its way on the twisted map of contemporary art!
Read More
Paris. The beginning of the twentieth century. Rue Cambon – the same street where Gabrielle ‘Coco’ Chanel worked her magic.
Antoine de Paris with smooth movements creates yet another controversial hairstyle ‘à la garçonne’.
