Books through songs/What to read during the holidays…
All the reading lists I have encountered so far were solely dull namings of titles and their authors, which never really made me get the atmosphere of the book. Thus […]
Why you are ignorant (Or Sherlock’s knowledge theory)
The ever-expanding Universe of associations between visual letters and sounds that our minds turn to in order to better understand the vastness around them and to cohabit peacefully contains a […]
I belong nowhere but in my mind (Personal poem)
Your life, far and moderate. All human emotions galore through your mind, pumping loudly through your veins, consuming your days, enlivening you. But, your self-molded little world […]
“You create the paintings you see” project: Picture #5
And thus, the Magritte edition of this project came to an end. I’d like to thank those who participated for having taken the time to send me their interpretations. I […]
The “YOU create the paintings you see” project- Image #4
Whether you are bored, wearied, depressed et cetera, there is one sure way to escape it all: by immersing yourself in art. And though usually the type of art I […]
The “You create the paintings you see” project- image #3
Ready for some more Magritte magic? Indeed, it’s time to see what other people who chose to be a part of the “You create the paintings you see” project saw […]
Why is Philosophy not useless?
Before we dive into any type of consideration, let us decide whether the highly overused concept of uselessness has a firm basis for its quotidian use or it’s just a […]
The “You create the paintings you see” project- Image #2
And thus, we continue to discover Magritte’s magic when playing with our minds, as he taciturnly urges us to interpret his paintings in our own way and to make them […]
You create the paintings you see- Image #1
Oh, had Magritte only seen this… As I mentioned here, the “You create the paintings you see-Magritte edition” is a project set to explore how what matters in one work […]
Inspiring quote of the week #8-On eccentricity
* Courtesy of Patricia Beykrat
