In Aveiro, Portugal, there are some striped colorful houses in Costa Nova. They are known as "palheiros" which means haystack. They were used by the fishermen that lived in this typical village to store their fishing nets. Today, this "palheiros" have been restored and brought their beautiful colors back the same you can find in "moliceiros" the boats … Continue reading Photography – Costa Nova, Aveiro, Portugal
Month: February 2020
Photography – Rua Augusta Arch, Lisbon
Dates 1873. In portuguese Arco da Rua Augusta, was build to commemorate the city reconstruction after a huge earthquake in 1755. Has six columns and is adorned with statues of historical figures. On front the space is filled with the coat arms of Portugal. On the left the statue of Vasco da Gama and indented Marquês de … Continue reading Photography – Rua Augusta Arch, Lisbon
Mandala Calm
Mourning
At this moment I feel adrift, the earth as movement, at every step, I feel lost by gravity, my lungs inspire, and it's heavy, there's no place to fall, like this, I just feel adrift, in an empty space, a vacuum a vortex, out of the blue. This place, a museum or library, I can … Continue reading Mourning
Catch
Where is the point? The dreamcatcher, chase, of the dream maker, and, all way around, to a point, producing... Dreams. Photography: Monastir, Tower of Mausoleum of Habib Bouguiba, September 2018, by Irina Marques.
Photography – Focus
Focus is that moment between the all and the dissipation. It takes a huge amout of energy.
Dare
Being creative it's a 24h over 7 days job!
Mandala Porcelain
Sometimes
Pause, analyse, destroy, rebuild. Not necessary in this order, you can skip the destroy phase, make a morph. Foundations, strong, clear, ahead. Mistakes are learnings, to make things better, and always move forward. Never forget this virtue cycle. Like my friend Gomez says "I'm free to run" The image belongs … Continue reading Sometimes
Mandala Harmony
Reaching a balance between opposites will compose one. All is connected in Harmony. This artwork was created on 16 November 2019.
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