London requires patience. If you have ever been a frequent visitor you learn that one of the ways to absorb this sprawling city is to break it down into smaller worlds, exploring it thematically however you like. For me those themes usually follow historical or fictional lines. You can make a whole adventure out of
When in Florence, that Renaissance treasure box of historical figures, I choose to wander solo about the enthralling walkable city, on and off the main streets to enter locations where I know I will meet the spirits of some of the city’s most famous notables – Dante, Brunelleschi, Michelangelo, Donatello, Machiavelli, all those Medici and
Feeding hungry school children is sadly so, a global need; and school breakfast programs still exist in some form or other in low, middle and high income countries all around the world. Got me thinking, turning back the clock in history, should it be surprising to see how some issues follow us through the course
Digital art as we know it today had origins some forty years ago and with all its variations since then, such as pixel art, it has rapidly expanded to include the radical addition of NFT Art – non-fungible token art – which had its own origins not long so ago as 2012 according to the
My third quick blog musing for the lazy, hazy days of summer 2022, subject matter featuring historical and/or whimsical icons of longevity. On a crisscross walk through Kensington Gardens in London, from Bayswater to the Serpentine Gallery, at some point you stand face to face with the bronze sculpture Physical Energy by 19th century artist
Another start to my quick blog musing for the lazy, hazy days of summer, subject matter featuring historical and whimsical icons of longevity. Something about the year 1792 – with its monumental stories, and a cast and crew of memorable characters – sits in the back of my mind. The year begins a month after