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CarolinaP
Messy, restless, always looking for something that maybe doesn't exist yet. Eternally lost in thoughts and with the mind and the heart anywhere else in the world, never here, always there, keeping on hoping for a turning point.
Repubblica Bologna è su Facebook e Twitter Sembrava disegnato da un pittore il cielo che domenica sera incombeva su Bologna e provincia: lampi, fulmini e nubi minacciose che hanno portato un intenso temporale. Visto con l’obiettivo della macchina fotografica, il panorama si è
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The moon reflecting over the sea in a summer night.
In this month’s fiction podcast, Tessa Hadley reads “City Lovers,” a story by the South African writer and 1991 Nobel Prize, winner Nadine Gordimer. Listen to the story, and click-through for more: http://nyr.kr/RLOUHe
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The Infinity of Knowledge. The Prague Municipal Library at Marianske Square, Prague, Czech Republic is definitely worth visiting because of an amazing sculpture made of numerous books by Matej Kren, a young Czechoslovak artist. This wonderful sculpture is placed in the Prague Municipal Library, consisting of books and mirrors, creating an unusual effect of infinity. It kind of reminds us of Alice in Wonderland, (Down the Rabbit Hole!), the amazing, infinite path towards knowledge, but it gives us a feel of obscurity — totally, a must-see piece of art in the world of optical illusions!
