Tag: museum
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The Abrahamic Family House: A New Canvas for Humanity’s Unity
I stood in the awe-inspiring halls of the Abrahamic Family House, a space that transcends its physicality to become a profound symbol of unity. Located in the UAE—a nation that has positioned itself as a crossroads of art, culture, and spirituality—this architectural marvel celebrates the three Abrahamic religions: Islam, Christianity, and Judaism. The serenity of…
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Daily Coffee Talk~ 76/365
When you have a few words to say, and you let the words fade, you are happy to be blank, to be in the moment, where words are not necessary. Such is being inside the domain of art.
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Morning Coffee Talk~ 41/365
Good Morning, Today I am writing from a higher place, from above the clouds. I just had my morning coffee on the plane that is taking me back home. The last 13 days have been like a magic carpet ride of new impressions, inspiration and learning. I have seen a glimpse of what the future…
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Morning Coffee Talk~ 20/365
Good Morning, Every morning I wake up with a small excitement about what the new day may be bringing. This sense of unknown is there no matter how pre-planned the day or week is. Some part of it is never up to us, an unexpected event, an unusual encounter, a strange weather phenomenon, a rainbow,…
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Rescued by Art~
All images taken during a meetup of photographers I organized last Saturday in Kunst im Tunnel museum in Düsseldorf.
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The Unknown Beckons~
Isn’t every moment a step further into the unknown? We think we know where we are going, we have it all planned out, then life reminds us of the futility of our false certainty. I welcome the unknown, I want to live in the joy of discovery, to be surprised by life, to meet the…
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Calling Home
We struggle all our lives to achieve higher understanding, to get closer to the truth, but most of the time we fail to make the first step. Photos taken in Shanghai, at the Power Station of Art.
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Day 3~ March 3rd~ Egypt
While searching and researching inside the realms of Ancient Egypt, the unseen comes into focus as the seen gradually gets blurred… The ancient Egyptians believed that each person hosted in themselves a double, an electrical entity that ushered and guided them towards their true destiny. They called it the Ka. Their Ka was to live…