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I'm very proud of my friend Andrea Bauzà in Puerto Rico who was involved in this project of getting a dark
street illuminated in front of the puerto rican train station Río Piedras. Together with the team of Urbano Activo they collected signatures and temporarily illuminated the street with all sorts of objects, making it look beautiful! Thanks to their initiative the city hall surprised them with their quick reaction, and now this street has the light it deserves.
Congratulations, Andri!
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This design by Beaureau MEST is a way of reflecting the crisis, they say. I'm so tired of that word but I think it's great that they found a greener, more sustainable way of lighting up the city for Christmas (this should not depend on an economic crisis, I think). The containers used are recycled (reused) and I find the light they emit is beautiful!
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| I just ordered a copy of Wrap magazine, can't wait to have it in my hands! This magazine publishes work of artists from all over the world. Its pages aren't stapled or bound, so once you've done looking through it, you can use the pages as wrapping paper. I think I will treasure the pages too much to give them that use though. http://www.thewrappaper.com/ |
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I thought Lars Von Trier's latest movie was amazing. Normally, end of the world movies make
me feel very scared, but this one gave me a strange, peaceful kind of sadness. I could say it
maybe even got me into a bit of a melancholic state.
Even if you don't really like Lars Von Trier I would recommend it just to see Kirsten Dunst's
fabulous acting.
One thing I should get straight in my head is that it is useless to worry about something as big as
the end of the world. It is also useless to worry in general. Do animals worry?
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| "Look at our hair blowing in the wind." |
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| "Dry is beautiful." |
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| "No, we are not beans." In English gardens there are always plants I find peculiar. |
