The author reflects on the inspirational power of music, emphasizing how Youssoupha’s song “Dieu est grande” resonates with him despite language barriers. He values music’s role in his creative process and expresses appreciation for French culture. The song’s themes of self-love and resilience are particularly impactful, aligning with his artistic vision.
Smile, slave
After a challenging period of recovery, the author reflects on their photography journey, shifting focus from dark themes to portraying joy through smiling subjects. Inspired by clowns, they aim to illustrate the duality of sadness and happiness while showcasing true inner beauty. This evolution signifies a hopeful path toward personal and artistic fulfillment.
Is “Muse” a bad definition?
In a recent reflection on social media interactions, the author shares their experience with misunderstandings while exploring creative expression. They emphasize the importance of connection, empathy, and recognizing dual perspectives in discussions about body positivity and artistic representation. Ultimately, the narrative serves as a reminder of our shared humanity and the potential for growth through open dialogue.
We are all connected – Ginevra and Rawakamille
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Controversial Instagram removal: “Don’t let anyone define who you are”
With Chloë – Como, 2023 After having being asked to remove a series of images from my Instagram profile, I decided from now on to keep track of all the images I removed on this blog that become a kind of time machine where everyone will be able to enjoy some of my work in… Continue reading Controversial Instagram removal: “Don’t let anyone define who you are”