Books are a big part of our lives, whether we decide to look at them from a distance on a shelf, 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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I discovered Taiki Tea last year, while sipping a cup of matcha latte at the Shoreditch Grind. Not only the matcha was on point, but I was pleased (and surprised)to read that Taiki Tea was an East London based brand. Since then I had the chance to sit with Natasha, and hear all about her entrepreneurial…
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I’m always sharing my favourites spots in London here and there with my friends, on social media (mostly Instagram), by email and direct messages with my readers, so I thought that it was about time to share them here with you. I’m a sucker when it comes to recommend places to people, it’s like sharing a…
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Ca faisait un moment que j’avais envie de mettre à l’honneur sur le blog, via une série de portraits, des jeunes femmes et des jeunes hommes qui créer, qui pensent, et qui (re)dynamisent la scène culturelle, artistique, culinaire, entrepreneuriale, voir mode de leur ville. On commence cette série avec Jade Vijt, une jolie (mais pas…
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Instagram et son univers impitoyable. Malgré ses fake “followers”, sa course aux likes et à une popularité éphémère, ses selfies assumées (ou presque #nofilter), et ses feed tellement soignés qu’il en vient parfois à se demander ce qu’il reste de la vie réelle (et du concept de spontanéité) aux travers de ces clichés oh so…
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Sometimes you need to live far away from a place for a very long time to start to appreciate it. Sometimes you need to take a step back, and look at it from another angle to understand what you’ve missed the first time. We’ve both changed in four years, evolved, grown up, welcomed some grey hairs, but…
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