Following your incredible response to my post The Conscious Edit (aka the art to sustain), I’ve decided to keep a series of journal on the blog where I will share with you all the changes I’ve been making recently to live a more sustainable, conscious, and minimalist life. Living abroad for about six years now,…
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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, 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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The weather in London is driving you crazy as well? The simple idea to take a bus, or to hop on the central line sounds like a beautiful nightmare? I get you reader, but giving up on our social life and let this heatwave win is not an option. It might sounds like I’m repeating…
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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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While the art world is gathering in Venice for the Biennale, we are not left behind in London as some exciting shows are going on. I’ve been a busy bee lately, which is forcing me to chose the exhibitions I’m attending even more carefully (sight). We all know how big London is, so the trick is to…
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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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Founded in 2012, Super Dakota is one of the most refreshing and interesting art niche in Brussels. Their current group exhibition (DYS)-TROPISM, created as a reaction to the current political and social crisis that are challenging our planet , is on view until May 27. For the occasion we discussed politics and culture with Damîen Bertelle-Rogier, founder and director…
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