Tuesday, 14 May 2013

Weekend in Brussels.

One of the (many) perks of living in The Netherlands is having so many lovely cities nearby for weekend trips. Phil and I spent last weekend in Brussels. I hadn't been there since I was a young teenager with my parents. so everything was quite new to me (except a few de ja vu moments that must have been due to my visit as a youngster). We did a pretty good job and getting around thanks to Phil's wonderful orientation skills. The city is special and has a very nice vibe. I want to go back to see the rest of it some time. 


This was the first stop the train made in Belgium. I liked the colour palette of these waiting people. 


These numbers look soft but they weren't. 

What are YOU doing here?

Tauba Auerbach exhibition at Wiels.

This was a very thick book. 

This canvas was completely flat. You better believe it. 


Long shadows. 

Abandoned building. 



Plastic food. 

Metro art. 


Sunday flea market. 



Police at royal gardens. That jacket looked a bit too tight for his muscly torso. 

Royal garden (more photos on their way from the analogue camera). 

Reunited with an acquired taste. 

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