Have you ever stopped to wonder what happens to the trains you do not take? Where do all those people go and do they eventually reach what they were looking for? What if trains were not simply means of travel taking you from one location to another, but bridges between realities existing individually and in … Continue reading TRAINS & REALITY.
GUY FAWKES NIGHT: A BRITISH CELEBRATION OF CIVIL UNREST
Who is the guy and why is there fire all over the place? British culture will explain.
THE BIG NOTHING: October un-appreciation club
"Life is such an endless sum of beginnings and ends, consecutive events which mean all and nothing at the same time, this huge, massive, imperative big nothing. Because we breathe the same air and we eat the same things and we live the same way and it's like we don't make a change at … Continue reading THE BIG NOTHING: October un-appreciation club
“So you do Architecture?”
This week I found a really cool event to go to at BIRD, a nice little building which somehow is a restaurant and a pub and a club and a concert venue all at once despite any rule of logic. The event was called CityLab and it was basically a meet up of all the … Continue reading “So you do Architecture?”
THE LOBSTER
In the past two weeks I spent as an official resident in Rotterdam, I have come to learn a few things about the beautiful thing that is the dutch population: They love their bicycles more than a child - they have decorations, different colours, cheerful baskets and everything you could think of. It's like a … Continue reading THE LOBSTER
FIRST DAYS
First days are the best days and the worst days at the same time. Everything is shiny and new, an adventure to dive into and a whole new world to explore. It can also be a bit scary, relating to the previous post, to have no certainties and having to just trust your instincts. You … Continue reading FIRST DAYS
Point of no return
They say that change is scary, like being used to wearing an old cosy jumper for it to suddenly rip, forcing you out of it and into a new one. We as human beings sometimes tend to avoid it, being so comfortable in our own little reality we spent so much time building and not … Continue reading Point of no return
