Plants, travels and feminism
Do you want to have a coffee in Italy? You better read this, coffee in Italy is a serious matter! Photo by Eric Barbeau on Unsplash Let’s start saying that, in order to enjoy the famous Italian espresso you have to first forget everything you know from the weird beverages you had in the international... Continue Reading →
Have you ever imagined of starting a new life, finally engaging in what you love and diving into your passions? This is what Egle, 28 years old Italian Nurse in Dublin, is trying to do. (Photos by Egle Sardone) With a strong passion for creativity since she was a child, Egle started in 2016 an... Continue Reading →
The major exponent of the surrealistic wave, René Magritte, with “La fée Ignorante” painted in 1956, represented art as an ignorant fairy, intended it as an entity able to do magic whose real meanings remain unknow to the majority and to logical thinking. Magritte’s painting is the background for one of the most representative Italian... Continue Reading →
Other artists may work recalling memories and emotions from spectators, instead, Eliasson'smodern art manages to be more evolved yet more straightforward. New and unfamiliarenvironments lead modern people to unusual self awareness, forcing reflections aboutdifferent kind of lifes.That is how Olafur Eliasson's works of art ended up in one of the most beautiful buildings inFlorence, for... Continue Reading →
Stefania Del Sette 