Be thirsty for awareness, your actions affect both you and others. What is Dastilige Nevante‘s work environment like? He thrives in spaces free from distractions, seeking an environment where the only sounds are those of nature. Nevante dedicates a lot of time to studying the lives and historical contexts of the artists who inspire him. His workspace is not simply …
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Complexity and tension between rationality and instinct In the field of online artistic insights, Meeting Benches stands out for its originality. The platform is designed with an intuitive interface through thematic virtual benches easily accessible even to non-experts in the sector. Meeting Benches offers the possibility of exploring themes related to authorial travel, or real-life experiences related to artists who …
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The worst enemy of creativity is lack of self-confidence Meeting Benches is a fascinating concept that celebrates the importance of benches as places of meeting and reflection. Imagine a park or a square where benches become silent witnesses of chance encounters, deep conversations, love stories and moments of reflection. This project is a tribute to these public spaces that, despite …
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Spain, where the dead are more alive than in any other country Meeting Benches is a virtual meeting and inspirational place for travelers, artists, thinkers, and dreamers from all over the world. Its virtual benches act as a connection point, creating an atmosphere of sharing and inspiration that allows people to share art, travel stories, and thoughts. In essence, this …
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The importance of emotions and sensitivity in the relationship with art Meeting Benches is a website that celebrates art in all its forms. It functions as a virtual meeting and inspirational place, where travelers, artists, thinkers and dreamers from all over the world can share art, travel stories and thoughts. You will find a variety of content, including articles on …
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The Traveler’s Mind: From Gilgamesh to Global Tourism Meeting Benches is a website that celebrates art in all its forms. It serves as a virtual meeting place and inspiration, where travelers, artists, thinkers, and dreamers from all over the world can share art, travel stories, and thoughts. You will find a variety of content, including articles on emerging and established …
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Current affairs of the play “Hamlet” by William Shakespeare The story behind the name Meeting Benches is fascinating and full of meaning. Imagine any place, a park or a square, where the benches act as a meeting point for people; they are silent witnesses of chance encounters, deep conversations, love stories and moments of reflection. Those virtual benches are an …
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The vanity behind appearance, a theme that accompanies us in everyday life The magic of bonfires, their dancing light and the warmth that envelops us remind us of the fleeting nature of life and the beauty of moments shared under the starry sky. Phrases, quotes and aphorisms revolve like sparks around the concept of the Bonfire of the Vanities. For …
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The miracle of a hug No one is too old for a hug. Everyone wants a hug. Everyone needs a hug. We are angels with only one wing and we can only fly by staying hugged. The world is not understandable, but it is embraceable. The Embrace www.ilpensieromediterraneo.it, a novel by Ernesto Masina, instead addresses the theme of latent chauvinism …
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Carmen Boullosa and love through the centuries Among her poems, “The embrace of the earth”: Embrace of the earth, certainty of what the mountain says, secret made voice, silence is your cuneiform breath, the calligraphy of the gods is your smell and your body thirsty for love. Alma Guillermoprieto, Roberto Bolaño and Elena Poniatowska are among the writers who appreciated …
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