cardboard tower

Olivier Grossetête, a Marseille based artist makes buildings out of cardboard boxes and tape, with help of volunteers.

We saw this tower in Ghent at Miramiro (streettheatre festival) last weekend. Huge and impressive...until the rain came. Watch it going down here.

summer in the city

If you're out of money or don't like to travel, you can get a instant holiday feeling in Antwerp's summerbars. 

This one is "de zomerbar", very relaxed, with a summerlibrary, a playground, petanque, ...

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el paraiso

And after Seville, five days in El Paraiso where friends have an organic little farm in the middle of nowhere (well, it is in Aroche, Andalusia). Vegan food, back to basics but what a view and nothing to do, except the small talk about the weather... 

Seville

Visited Seville (Spain) last week. Beautiful city, great tapas, and sun sun sun!

happy birthday katty

Dear BFF, 

For your birthday I wanted to give you a giant poodle, because I now it's on top of your wish list.

But I couldn't find one.

So instead I give you a camel, a peacock, a snail, a horse, a chicken, a dragon and jack sparrow.

OMG!

Hope you like them all...

Happy birthday!

Love and kisses,

Eva

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ROOM collection

When it comes to furniture, people are used to placing a object within a square space. 

Erik Olovsson and Kyuhyung Cho were interested in diversifying the relationship between object and space to create furniture as rooms for objects. The focus was to explore the mix-and-match quality of the ensemble in our spaces from a graphical approach.


ROOM collection is a furniture system with 25 stackable blocks. All blocks are made of fir and pine veneered plywood. Both designers completed their Master from the art academy Konstfack.

oh no, it's raining again!

all day long.........

dansand

Last Friday, we went to Ostend to see two performances at Dansand.
Dansand is a biennial outdoor art and movement festival, organised by Art Centre Vrijstaat O.

paper sculpting

we really admire those who can spend hours and hours to cut and glue paper until it seems a real fruit, or a discman, or whatever you can think of...
found here and here