A couple of weeks of sweet island life is definitely how i am now going to escape the European winter every year. After visiting a couple of places that we already knew from our 2011 Bali trip, we decided to rather spent our time on the Gili islands, 3 tiny beauties between Bali and Lombok of which each offers a unique experience of island life. My absolute favorite Gili Air is known for its laidback vibe, yoga and the beautiful turquoise water surrounding it. Natural materials are used everywhere in daily life from bamboo houses to banana leave dishes and there is simply no better view than waking up underneath palm trees.
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Yes! Finally managed myself a stopover in one of the cities that i always wanted to visit in Southeast Asia: Singapore is a melting pot between East and West, tradition and innovation, established arts and futuristic design. It is a paradise for everyone who loves stylish rooftop bars, busy hipster streets, urban art and modern interior design. I discovered so many inspiring patterns, color shades and artsy details wandering around the city, that i would have loved to just keep exploring this urban jungle for a little longer. But every beauty comes at a price and Singapore’s is paid in excessive amounts of the quite strong Singapore Dollar. So bye bye you beauty of the East, 3 days is all the time we had.
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The style of Magdalene Wosinska is described as “tough yet sunny California aesthetic (that) encapsulates a mood of endless summers”. Her photographs tell a novel of California dreaming, roadtrips though the outback at sunset and an unstoppable youthful energy. Critics may note that they do show only the bright side of life but who wouldn’t choose that side for a little summer daydreaming?
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Lois Wallace does create reclusive dreams by evolving her paintings from photographs and thereby building a beautiful narrative through the act of painting. This is maybe why her artworks seem for one thing within actual reach and at the same time completely artificial. Pure compressed wanderlust.
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It is THE art festival in Europe and I’ve been urging to visit la Biennale di Venezia since I first heard of it. Since I have moved to southern Germany a couple of months ago, a visit was finally within reach. In the end I only spend a good 48hours in Venice, but the impressions felt like it had been 2 entire weeks. So much great art accumalated in one small city – it was definitely worth a visit and I already saved the date for the next Art Biennale in 2019.
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