2024.05 The Saints of Crete Cracked electricity meters. Olive oil farmers. Houses and roads unfinished. The moment you leave the beaten path, Crete opens up and lets its street be read like a draft of a novel, rewritten far too many...
2024.05 Lisbon Personified Each time we meet, Lisbon shows a different face. The initial flirt sliding into an affair when shy encounters give way to hungry...
2024.04 Too Little Too Much Peace and beautiful stillness are becoming increasingly difficult to find. We’re torn by the gravitational forces of more, even if our brains secretly wish for a life of...
2024.03 The Lost Memory Machine In each human mind, there exist spaces—I picture them as forest clearings, overgrown with brambles and vines, bones of dead trees cracking under each step—where we keep our least treasured memories. No ordinary paths lead there. Only...
2024.02 Yeah, Right Holy mass in Prague. Last day of carnival in the basement of a small theatre. High walls of an abandoned fort, muddy and precarious. There’s no barrier to stop you from falling to your demise. Falling through the slideshow of events that led...
