It’s been few months since I posted my last “sustainable & minimalist journal“, and so much has happened since that I thought that it was about time to give you some updates. First change, I decided to call it “conscious & minimalist journal” from now on. Conscious not only in regard of the planet I’m…
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I was scrolling through my Instagram few days ago (shocker I know) and I took a decision. I will come back to it in a bit, but first some context : “Instagram is not real life” yeah yeah we know it but we still feel like crap if we don’t go there, eat that, wear…
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So hello 2019. I don’t know what this year will be made of, but I already know that it will be filled with art and culture (and some burps and poops obviously). Like mentioned in a previous article on Art & Self-care, going to exhibitions, learning, and always discovering new artists (new visions) keeps me…
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Last Friday I decided to treat myself, and visit Hayward Gallery’s latest exhibition “Space Shifters”. The show features the work of 20 artists spanning a period of roughly 50 years, from Alicja Kwade large-scale sculptural installation which take us on a path between reality and illusion, to Anish Kapoor distorting mirror, the exhibition messes with your…
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Paris. A city I always loved for its vibe, its diversity, for its complex art scene, its cinemas, for its bars and cafés, its architecture, its gardens, and for its freedom. I visited the city regularly since I was a teenager, and I saw it evolve through the years (or maybe it was me?) for…
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Books are a big part of our lives, whether we decide to look at them from a distance on a shelf, Â whether we use them for education, entertainment, help, as companions, to see the world from a different angle, they are there and hopefully will always be. When I started Uni over a decade ago…
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The word “sustainability” has been quiet fashionable for a couple of years, you know the kind of blurry term that people throw here and there to give to a product or to a business a “conscious” dimension (thinking about H&M for example). Even though there is no universal definition of what sustainability exactly mean, in…
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In February last year, I shared with you some of my favourite (non art) spots in London, places I go to regularly that I often recommend to friends visiting London and to my followers (ha! still hate this word) via Instagram. This was one of the most read and shared post, so I thought that…
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London has been gracing us with a beautiful summer weather for few weeks now, and I know that for some of you any indoor activity can be seen as a waste of vitamin D intake, so I thought that it was a perfect timing to talk about public art in London. Art is supposed to…
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After few relatively quiet months (read not many exhibitions I cared for), June is spoiling us with some exciting shows and the now traditional big reveal of the Serpentine Summer Pavilion. I don’t know if it’s me who is selecting subconsciously only female artist exhibitions lately, or if things are actually shifting in the art…
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Even though things were put on hold around here, I never stopped sharing my passion for art, design, people, and everything edible on my Instagram. I love the little community I built there through the years, and even though a lot of people I used to follow lost themselves to fully sponsored and uniform feeds…
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It’s been an eternity since I sat down, and wrote something for the blog (bad blogger alert). I’ve been pretty much traveling non-stop since the beginning of June, and I wanted to enjoy every bits of it and stay as far away as possible from my laptop. Experiencing everything to the fullest has been my…
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