Puzzle #9. Quarantine Habits
The current situation has affected even some of the most ordinary activities and daily chores: grocery shopping, going for a run, and reading the news. Continue Reading →
Puzzle #8. Quarantine thoughts
‘I Love I Hate I Miss’ is one of my favourite slogans. In time of quarantine it couldn’t be more appropriate, so many are the things I love, hate and, Continue Reading →
Iceland 2020 (4/4). Reykjavik: Afterword
This brief-but-intense Reykjavik trip really meant a lot to me, so you will forgive me for expanding on a few thoughts and realisations, and how they dawned on me. I Continue Reading →
Iceland 2020 (3/4). Reykjavik shore walks to Seltjarnarnes
Take one of my all-time favourites, i.e. shore walks. Pair it with the mesmerising beauty of Reykjavik shores, and you’ve got the whole of this post in a nutshell. Let’s Continue Reading →
Puzzle #7. Time and Space, and Space and Time, and…
I’d wanted to write about space and time for quite a while. Out of nowhere, a quote from a book randomly bought at the airport bookshop contributed to making it Continue Reading →
Iceland 2020 (2/4). Reykjavik: Portrait of A Capital
An overview of the countless places of interest Reykjavik has to offer: cultural sights, high streets, natural areas, monuments and museums. As many entries as I could squeeze into one Continue Reading →
Puzzle #6. If I were an artist…
I’ve just opened the section ‘”Pictures of You” Editions’ on the blog. It is entirely devoted to photo projects and artsy stuff (and more). I felt I had to introduce Continue Reading →
‘Eye Contact’. A photo project
It’s still all about eye contact and the danger of making it. (Z.S., ‘White Teeth’) So, I did yet another photo project. This one is titled ‘Eye Contact’. Continue Reading →
Iceland 2020 (1/4). Reykjavik: Preliminary remarks
Brief (and I mean brief) introduction to my very first Iceland-themed post series. All trips are special, but some trips are more special than others, for this or that reason. Continue Reading →
‘I Live Therefore I Am’. Translating words into photos
we translate our thoughts into words. what if we translated our words into photos? Yes, this, too, is a photo project. It has something in common with the Continue Reading →