An art blog

This one is it, I was shocked and felt well with seeing lab-things at the lollipops :)
I thought she (I guess she) would like that moving pad for painting the gel-results at nana's formal lab.... what's the name of that thing anyway?

People ain't no good (?)

Let me share two music I have just got to know tonite: the first one is sad but beatiful (like everything else from the master)


with the lyrics here I have no idea why I hadn't heard this one before...

The other one is from the concert where I had just been (an excellent one! and full of lust for life - could not be more different from our dear Nick). Have a nice weekend!

Of cities and their people

This is a really old theory of mine, I wonder if you find some truth to it (knowing that it is forcedly over-simplified...)

I find that the cities and the people who live in can be characterised by the same traits. Example: to me London is bustling, noisy, but filled with art, culture and an "I am better than anyone" snobbist attitude paired with loads of money - and the whole mix poured over with some cheap parfume...as are the people. Budapest to me is a city of extremes: nowhere can you find so much excellence together with so much negligence of details, so fabulous beauty with so scary ugliness, so much depression and anger with that much lust for life...as in its people and its walls. To me Brussels is desperately grey - struggling to get out of it, but failing again and again, probably due to laziness. Paris is about glamour and elegance, but faking so much: not letting anybody into any of its inner thoughts, just showing up with the best appearance every day - making you believe that you get everything, even though you are far from it.

How about Vancouver? How about Ljubljana? Any such subjective impressions?

(Photo: courtesy of P.K. from the "Millenáris" series)

Event of the year # 2

13/10/09