Hugo Súissas shows off his perspective and creativity through photos posted on his personal Instagram. Currently, his social networking site has 128,000 followers. Each photo conveys playfulness and an interesting message. In the picture, the Portuguese photographer impressed viewers when he extended his hand to “support” the statue of King José I riding an equestrian placed at the famous Praca do Comercio square. In addition to posing flexibly, making himself like a lively piece of the works, Hugo Súissas also uses familiar objects combined with unique arrangement ideas to “transform” each architectural work according to novel perspective. Sydney Opera House is a cultural and tourist icon of Australia. Hugo checked-in this place with a book that made “shells” look like the pages of a book being opened. Similarly, the Belém Tower fortress in the capital Lisbon was transformed into a giant sand castle. Praca do Comercio, the magnificent square in Lisbon, continues to be the inspiration for Hugo to create artistic photos. Three sides of the square are surrounded by yellow buildings in the Pombaline architectural style. The photographer creates a visual effect with the viewer when using an antique key combined in the frame and turning the gate into a lock. In addition, this is also the context for Hugo to create the image of a light bulb. The Eiffel Tower (France), the symbol of the “capital of light”, is associated with a clothespin. The Millennium Wheel (UK) located on the banks of the Thames became a giant pizza with 2 remaining pieces of cake through the arrangement of the male photographer. The 25 de Abril suspension bridge spans the River Tejo, connecting Lisbon with Almada (Portugal). The bridge has a design quite similar to the Golden Gate (Golden Gate Bridge) in the US. With his perspective, Hugo turned this building into a clothes drying plant. A pedestrian and bicycle bridge in Düsseldorf (Germany) was “turned” into a clothes hanger by him. With a rich imagination, Hugo associated the colorful buildings by the canal in Amsterdam (Netherlands) with luminous pens. El Castillo, a top tourist attraction in Chichen Itza (Mexico), was transformed by a photographer into a unique umbrella. El Castillo means “castle” in Spanish. It is one of the oldest Mayan temples and is listed as a World Heritage Site. Opening of the world’s longest suspension bridge for pedestrians The bridge 516 Arouca has just been inaugurated on April 29 in Northern Portugal. The bridge is 516 m long, holds the record as the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in the world.

It’s been almost a century since colorful neon signs have become a unique symbol of Hong Kong’s streets, contributing to attracting a large number of tourists every year. And not only reflected in the twinkling lights every night, but the modern spirit of Asia’s most vibrant city is being discovered in every corner of the city, created by countless enthusiastic and creative young artists. Szabotage – An enthusiastic artist working on his work on a street corner of Hong Kong. While street art took its first steps and quickly became a diverse form of artistic expression since the late 20th century, Hong Kong still embraces its own ancient heritage values. But as soon as it has become one of Asia’s top destinations, Hong Kong’s traditional beauty has absorbed a multitude of different cultural flows that follow travelers around the world. In the past few years, a vibrant youth culture has brought an energetic and colorful spirit to this city. Artists Carol and Rebecca are drawing their work to life. Starting with a few murals decorating the restaurant in 2014, Bibo restaurant (also known as Sheung Wan at the time) was the birthplace of street art. The French shop owner invited artists to come to Hong Kong to decorate his restaurant. And then, this young art form created its own cultural story. Coming from all over the world, talented and passionate artists are joining hands to make Hong Kong even more brilliant. Artist Elsa and one of my favorite works Behind each work is the emotional story of artists from around the world. Renowned artist Elsa Jean de Dieu has developed her talents from decorative paintings for shops, hotels, restaurants to countless street corners in Central, Soho and Sai Ying Pun. When she first came to Hong Kong, Elsa could not communicate with others in Cantonese. But very soon, she and the people here began to connect with each other through works of art. She put into it the endless inspiration about Hong Kong, in harmony with the peaceful beauty of nature and the soft femininity of herself. Carol and Rebecca with nature-themed work Hong Kong is known as the busiest financial and economic center in Asia. Therefore, the development of street art has greened the industrial urban appearance with a lot of fresh and refreshing nature themes. This is also the main theme in the works of young artist couple Carol Mui and Rebecca T Lin. They find creative inspiration in Hong Kong’s many beautiful and magnificent natural settings. Street art lovers can enjoy the bustling streets of Central, playful graffiti at Wong Chuk Hang industrial park or colorful hipster-style works at Sham Shui Po . In addition, Soho’s Peel Street is becoming more and more attractive thanks to the strong bloom of this art form. The most beloved works of artist Elsa Jean de Dieu can also be found here. Besides, if you are looking for a harmonious Hong Kong between old and new, Sai Ying Pun is a place worth visiting. Every street corner here is brightly colored by local and international artists. Posts : Beautiful Travel

Many Borrowdale Valley residents refer to the mysterious works as “Banksy’s work” – an anonymous graffiti artist who has become an icon of contemporary British street art – because no one knows who created them. them. The work is crafted from slate, overlooking the Borrowdale valley, England. Photo: Borrowdale Institute. Mr. Shawn Williamson, a sculptor in Windermere, said above BBC Radio Cumbria : “These works are made up of large pieces of slate that are arched to frame the landscape behind it. There have been many artists in the past who have created similar works and each has a unique touch own uniqueness”. “This piece really shows the colors of the Lake District and traditional local crafts, interwoven with the wonderful natural scenery of this place. All of which makes them extremely mysterious.” , Mr. Shawn Williamson added. Photographer Carl Halliday took pictures of the rock formations and posted them online. The photos have attracted a lot of attention from the online community. BBC The location of these works of art is not given specifically because some areas have terrain that could be dangerous for curious residents.

JR’s artwork at Trocadero Square, with the Eiffel Tower in the background. Source: JR Instagram At certain angles, JR’s work creates a perfect illusion with the image of the Eiffel Tower standing on the cliff, below is the abyss. The layout of the work is quite large, enough for visitors to freely pose and create many unique photos. JR chooses to publish his work on the same day outdoor restaurants are allowed to reopen; and the people of Paris are eager to return to normal life. Lisa Dakdaki – a Parisian said: “It feels like Paris is coming to life. This is a great idea because it is associated with the Eiffel Tower, a symbol of the city.” It took about 2 months to make, this work will be on display until June 17, 2021. JR is known for its large format street art. In 2019, he created the illusion of disappearing pyramids at the Louvre museum (France), with an elaborate installation. Recently, he created a “big crack” at the Palazzo Strozzi museum of Florence (Italy) that made a great impression on the public. JR’s work at the Louvre Museum 2019. Source: JR Instagram

For centuries, apple growers in Japan’s Aomori Prefecture have been creating beautiful heirloom apples using the mojie ringo technique. The process is pretty simple, which basically means exposing the apple to sunlight for a period of time and then applying stencils to ensure that certain parts of the apple peel are discolored. Usually, mojie ringo apples are decorated with messages and symbols of good luck and prosperity, and given as gifts. Large apple varieties like Mutsu or Stark Jumbo are best suited for the mojie ringo technique, as they provide more surface area for intricate designs. The apples using the mojie ringo technique are extremely beautiful. Preparations begin in January, with a pruning operation, to ensure that the remaining flowers receive plenty of sunlight. Growers then use soft wands to hand-pollinate each apple tree flower, and then when the fruit begins to form, they are covered with a laminated plastic bag to both protect the berries from Pests just block sunlight. Keeping apples in the dark for long periods of time increases their sensitivity to light, so when they remove the plastic bags, they begin to produce anthocyanins, a component that gives the skin its red color. In the final stage of the mojie ringo process, stencils are applied over the surface of the apple to ensure that only the skin around the stencils turns red. The stencils are removed during harvesting, revealing the almost white skin underneath. Stencils need to be flexible, as the fruit continues to grow, and otherwise, the style may suffer. According to Culture Trip, the Mojie Ringo technique was perfected by Aomori farmer Haruo Iwasaki, father of Chisato Iwasaki, one of today’s most talented apple artisans. Although the mojie ringo technique may seem quite simple, it requires a lot of work and patience over the long term, and for many growers the effort and attention are insignificant economically. That’s why the old tradition is slowly fading away, only a few Aomori gardens still keep this technique. The mojie ringo technique is also very popular in China and other Asian countries under the name of “tattooing apples”.

The program said that G-Dragon is a singer with a hobby of collecting luxury items. The most expensive furniture in the 33-year-old idol’s house is a sofa worth 1.1 billion won (about 1 million USD). G-Dragon’s house has many expensive items. Photo: @xxxibgdrgn. Other items include a $35,000 table and a $14,000 chair. According to the Insight , the model of the Big Bang leader’s house chair is in a rare collection, there are only 20 pieces in the world. G-Dragon also owns a painting worth 3.7 billion won (equivalent to 3.2 million USD) through auction. Insight think that this is the amount that can buy three apartments in Seoul, South Korea. In May 2020, G-Dragon shared a photo of a penthouse in Hannam bought for $7.4 million. The living room of the house is equipped with many paintings and artworks by many artists such as Naoki Tomita, David Hockney, Jean Royere, George Condo, Charlotte Perriand… The famous male singer is a super-rich star in Korean showbiz. Photo: @xxxibgdrgn. G-Dragon is okay Financial News Dubbed one of the super-rich stars of Korea. In addition to the 297 m2 penthouse, the male singer once bought a castle-style villa in the Hannam area, Seoul. In addition, the male singer also bought a house in Cheongdam worth 8.8 billion won (about 7.7 million USD). Korea Economic Daily. According to the Insight , G-Dragon earns a lot of money through music rights and advertising, acting as the face of the show. Every year, with royalties alone for 173 songs, he earns 1.4 billion won (equivalent to 1.2 million USD).

Laurence des Cars has been appointed director of the Louvre Museum. (Source: culture.gouv.fr) French Government On May 26, she appointed Laurence des Cars as Director of the Louvre Museum. With this decision, Ms Laurence des Cars became female director The first in the more than two-century history of the world’s largest and most visited museum. Coming from a family of writers-journalists, 54-year-old Laurence des Laurence is known for applying art to promote social issues. The female art history expert currently runs the Musee d’Orsay – a famous museum of 19th century art, located in Paris. She was also the first female director of this museum. Laurence des Laurence’s development policies at the Musee d’Orsay have greatly increased the attraction of young visitors to the museum, while also expanding the museum’s size in terms of the number of works on display. and exhibition space. Ms. Des Cars will officially take over as director of the Louvre in September, replacing Jean-Luc Martinez. Before the COVID-19 pandemic broke out in France, Louvre museum attracted a record number of visitors, with more than 10 million people in 2019. This museum was inaugurated in 1793 now owns hundreds of masterpieces of art, of which less than 10% are on permanent display at the Louvre.

With the Mojie Ringo technique, Japanese farmers harness the power of the sun to create beautiful apples without the use of any chemicals. This process is called apple tattooing. Basically, apple growers expose the fruit to sunlight for a period of time and then use stencil molds to shape as desired, keeping the rest of the color unchanged. Usually, the looker will decorate the Mojie Ringo apple with writings that carry messages and symbols of luck and prosperity. Large apple varieties such as Mutsu or Stark Jumbo are best suited to apply the Mojie Ringo technique. With a lot of surface area, one can create complex designs. To apply this perennial technique, apple growers start preparing in January. They prune the branches to make sure the flowers get the most sunlight Growers then use soft-bristled wands to hand-pollinate each flower. When the fruit begins to form, people cover the apple with a multi-layer plastic bag to both protect the fruit from pests and block sunlight. Keeping apples in the dark for a long time increases their sensitivity to light, so when you remove the plastic bags, apples begin to produce anthocyanins, a component that gives the skin its red color. In the final stage of the Mojie Ringo process, a printed stencil mold is placed on the surface of the apple to ensure that only the skin around the stencil turns red. Placing the stencils needs to be flexible, as the fruit continues to grow, otherwise the style may suffer. The Mojie Ringo technique was perfected by Aomori farmer Haruo Iwasaki, father of Chisato Iwasaki, one of today’s most talented apple artisans. Although the Mojie Ringo technique seems quite simple, it requires a lot of work and patience in the long run. It is also one of the reasons many growers no longer pursue this traditional look. There are only a few Aomori orchards that produce eye-catching apples.

Throughout the apartment space in Thao Dien ward (District 2) where his family lives, from the 4 walls to the ceiling, the window frames and the bedroom are decorated with a series of glass works made by himself. present. They are made entirely of pieces of mirrors and broken glass that are discarded on the street. Levitt see you Zing at noon, because this is a short time in the day when the sun shines directly on the glass “Baby” statue hanging on the first floor of the house and creates a beautiful light effect. Gabriel Meranze Levitt decorates his home with artwork made from recycled glass. “I started making glass items three years ago after meeting old friends in Mexico. During the day, they do their main job, at night they indulge in their own hobbies such as painting, music or making crafts. I was startled to realize that creativity is what I lack in life. Back in Vietnam, I accidentally saw many old glass panels being thrown on the street, so I came up with the idea of ​​​​making works with them,” Levitt shared. Love broken glass “Baby” is a glass work that Levitt inspired by his young daughter. It was a statue of a girl with curly hair dancing. The work weighs about 7 kg, is hung in the corner of the skylight, where the sunlight shines down. “Every time I see my daughter dancing and having fun, I always feel magical. She looks like an angel, full of energy and happiness. I recorded a video, looked closely at her image, and created a work that embodies that spirit. Last Tet holiday, after visiting my wife’s hometown in Tien Giang, I went to Saigon first and focused on finishing as a gift for my children. Levitt took 5 weeks to complete “Baby”. First, he shaped the core of the statue with construction foam, wrapped it with a layer of glass mesh to ensure its sturdiness and limit the shrinkage and expansion of the model when the temperature changed. Finally, glue the mirror pieces on the outermost layer. “Baby” was inspired by Levitt’s image of his lovely daughter. Levitt enjoys talking about the process of making his works. After picking up old glass panels at home, he started to come up with ideas and learn how to cut and grind glass into the desired shape. “I watch many videos on how to work with glasses, but never look for other people’s work. I think when watching and then imitating someone’s work is copying their work, I don’t like that. To this day, I still don’t know if anyone in the world has done the same work as I am doing.” Levitt’s art products sometimes come from improvisation, some come from his concerns about cultural and social issues. The work is called “Storm of Change” inspired by the fight against acute racism in the US. After 3 months, he completed the model and hung it on the ceiling, right in front of the house. The work weighs 15 kg, consists of a cloud (size of 100x50x40 cm) with 3,000 pieces of small square mirrors – symbolizing America as a unified mass – and 130 different colored rain drops, representing the racial diversity, such as whites, blacks, and yellows. Levitt’s latest creation is a table lamp placed in the bedroom. When the lights are turned on, the light reflects through the polished pieces of glass creating an impressive visual effect. The lamp has a height of 106 cm and a weight of 20 kg. Artwork from broken glass of American man. Private world on the rooftop Before moving to Ho Chi Minh City, Levitt lived and worked for an NGO for 3 years in Hanoi for 3 years. In the last year of the project, he met his wife and after only 3 weeks decided to follow her and move to the South. “At first, we just thought about moving here to see if there was an opportunity to stay together for a long time, and also for me to look for something new after my project ended. The love is growing, we now have a little princess. We run a social enterprise together and look for NGO programs to help people in need.” Levitt often spends the evening making products. Recycled glass items have helped him find joy in life, promote creativity and implement many good ideas. The top floor of the house is the “private world” of the American man. The narrow space was lined with collage tools and hundreds of pieces of broken mirrors and glass of all shapes and colors that he had collected over the years. “On the way to work, if I see a piece of glass left behind, I will notice it and come back to bring it home after work. I can’t always find a glass that fits what I want, so I just bring it back and wait until I need it to take it out. I like the patterns and lines of the glass edges after being polished, the light coming on makes them look even more beautiful.” Although it is just a personal hobby, Levitt is always serious and devoted when creating his works. After coming up with an idea for the product, every night after her daughter was asleep, Levitt usually spent about 2 hours working on it. During the day, he has to deal with work, train personnel, at night is when he has absolute focus to do his work. “Not long ago, I had about a week of running out of ideas. Tried so much but couldn’t think of what to do next, I spent some time sitting at a coffee shop thinking and finally coming up with a new idea. For me, making recycled glass is just a personal hobby, but I still need to be serious when pursuing it,” Levitt expressed.

Shadows are just random things you see on the road made by objects, however, if you have a chance to visit Redwood City, California, you will be amazed to realize that the shadow does not match. with shadow objects. Living in California, USA, Damon Belanger is an artist known for his diverse artworks. His recent project impresses with shading drawings of very ordinary objects that give a new picture to the street. The series of paintings is quite cheerful and humorous, at first glance everyone thinks it is just an ordinary object, but when you look closely, you will see many differences. Anyone who happens to come across a piece of shading art will feel confused and have to look back a second time to spot the difference. Damon Belanger has filled the streets of downtown Redwood, California, USA with his interesting works of art. The whole city seems to turn into a wonderland attracting tourists. Artist Damon Belanger was inspired by simple things like bicycle racks, benches, trash cans, etc., inanimate objects that can appear on any street. Damon created these beautiful shading artworks and breathed new life into many lifeless streets. That’s when the artist transforms the mailbox into a cartoonish, smiling monster, the city map into a robot, the road markers into flowers… To begin the process of creating a unique piece, Damon selects the object he wants to shade and then sketches a character or painting using chalk. The artist cleverly chooses the angle to place the work so that it resembles the shadow as much as possible. Damon’s pictures are playful and humorous. After painting, Damon will paint over it with gray paint to make the picture last longer. Damon hopes that he can bring this project to larger cities across the United States to bring joy to everyone. Damon’s artworks are proof that a very creative artist can turn any public place into his ‘playground’.

Built before the announcement of the postponement of the Olympics, this public toilet was added to serve passengers at Sendagaya Station and those visiting the National Stadium designed by Kengo Kuma for the Summer Olympics in Tokyo. The architects aim to design a small project with a big impact: “ We want to use simplicity to create impact and the solution here is height. Normally they look very heavy, but this time the walls don’t touch the ground, they float, elegant, like a work of art “. The toilet block is 7.5m high, almost twice the height of the station entrance, combined with a monolithic concrete facade that makes the work quite massive. The concrete walls are attached to the central columns and are about 50cm above the ground, creating an opening, allowing natural light and air to enter. The architects design the space using contrasting relationships with each other, such as “the feeling of floating of heavy concrete” and “the presence of light in the dark”, which we seek to eliminate. boundaries between people and buildings, creating a resonance between nature and architecture. The building has an area of ​​75m2, the entrance is located opposite the station. In the position of the door, we feel more clearly the suspension of the concrete block. The central area is a wash basin and male and female toilets are arranged on both sides. To create the feeling of “being at a hotel”, the architects used Akoya wood (which is 3 times stronger than natural wood with exclusive technologies) to make the partitions and signage made of wood. transparent copper to create a luxurious feeling. A long skylight is arranged along the building to get light from the roof. “ Taking in the light from above and ensuring ventilation through the opening below, we aim to create an architecture that allows people to experience the space and not just go to the public toilet “, the architects explained, adding: “ We think this is a collective effort to help revive the city before the Olympics. The building is also similar in size to regular toilets, giving it a familiar feel. On the other hand, people tend to think of unclean images of public toilets, so we want to improve this and turn the building into a work of art.” Project information: Design: Suppose Design Office Structure: Ohno Japan Material: ZO Consulting Engineers Contractors: Tatsu (ZEN hol) Light design: ModuleX Translate: Hoang Anh

Invest in experience: Expensive restaurants emphasize the dining experience of their diners. At the same time, visitors to these locations are looking for unique flavors and experiences rather than filling their stomachs. With small servings, they will be able to taste a variety of foods and be able to feel and distinguish the fresh and delicate flavors of each dish. Tasting menu: Most restaurants serve a three-course meal: starter, main course and dessert. While with fine dining, the number of dishes for a meal can be up to 12, even 20, including finger food, appetizer, soup, salad, fish, first main course, palate wash , second main course, dessert… If all of these are served according to the regular portion, diners will quickly fill up before tasting all of the dishes. That’s why restaurants reduce the amount of food served. Small amounts raise expectations: In fine dining, small servings keep diners excited to taste and enjoy the richness of the meal. Seeing a plate of food with a small portion makes people curious as to what is special about it, and after eating it, they will expect more about the next dish. Expectation is what is fun and makes the dining experience even more memorable. Each dish has expensive ingredients: Dishes with carefully selected ingredients, delicate, popular in high-class restaurants. For example, half a kilogram of Wagyu beef can cost $200 and caviar costs about $10,000 a kilo. A dish that includes both these foods and adds Italian truffles (about 7,500 USD/kg) will definitely cost a lot. In addition, luxury restaurants often import ingredients. This increases costs and affects menu prices. To keep prices from getting too high, they serve smaller servings. Smaller servings look more elegant: With time, the minimalist trend also entered the culinary world and high-end restaurants have begun to consider “small is elegant”. With small servings, the chef will easily create decorations and customers will feel the elegance from sight to taste. Each dish is a work of art by the chef: For expensive restaurants, cooking techniques have evolved into a blend of aesthetics, art and design. Like a work of art, the smaller portions allow the chef enough space on the plate to show off their artwork. French dish Gargouillou consists of at least 16 vegetables cooked individually, then arranged on a plate like a work of art that can impress any diner. Diners do not get bored with the dish: The first bites make diners feel the food tastes the best. Human taste buds will get used to a taste after 4-5 chews and will become less sensitive. Small servings will avoid boredom and help your mind remember the flavors for a longer time. Therefore, the chefs focus on the quality of the dish rather than the volume.

With a net worth of $12.5 billion, Adar Poonawalla and his wife Natasha enjoy a desirable high life. The “vaccine billionaire” currently owns many luxury real estate, lavish mansions in and outside India. The happy family of Indian vaccine billionaire Adar Poonawalla. The mansion in his hometown of Pune called Adar Abad is a regular residence for members of the Poonawalla family. This resort has a typical breath of European architecture with giant columns, high ceilings decorated with splendid chandeliers, Italian marble floors. Aside from its impressive design and ornate interiors, the residence also houses other valuable Poonawallas possessions, most notably a collection of European art. From Vincent van Gogh to Renoir to Rembrandt, works of art are estimated to be worth millions of dollars. Villa Adar Abad in Pune is designed in European style. Adar Abad is also where Adar Poonawalla keeps his supercar collection. The “vaccine billionaire” owns expensive cars such as Ferrari 360, Porsche Cayenne and Rolls-Royce Phantom. But the most prized vehicle is a Batmobile replica based on the Mercedes-Benz S350 that Adar gave to his son, Cyrus, for his sixth birthday. Poonawalla owns an overwhelming collection of supercars. On weekends, the Poonawalla family is often seen relaxing in a seaside palace in Mumbai. This place, formerly known as The Lincoln House, was once used as a US consulate and was later sold to Poonawallas for $120 million in 2015. “You can see a lot of this type of property in London, but in India it’s more special. It’s beautifully located, historic and large in size so it’s well worth the money,” Adar said. told the Financial Times. Adar Poonawalla is one of the most prominent horse breeders in India, so it’s not surprising that the family of this “vaccine billionaire” born in 1981 has a monumental 100-hectare horse farm in Pune. The Poonawalla family’s horse farm stands out with its monumental two-story wooden house. Here stands the monumental two-story bungalow, which was refurbished in 2015 by his wife Natasha with the help of interior designer Sussanne Khan. The women gave the farmhouse a complete makeover by adding more rooms, building a lush garden with exotic plants and a stunning 16m-long greenhouse with decorative chandeliers. full of art. Besides domestic real estate, the Poonawalla family also owns a 25,000 m2 mansion in the prestigious Mayfair area of ​​London (England). As reported by Business Standard, they recently rented exclusively for $69,000/week. Poonawalla also offered a $775 million bid for the Grosvenor House Hotel in 2014 to use as a second home, but failed.

Huge profits from the sale of vaccines help the Adar family lead an increasingly luxurious life. Sharing a net worth of $12.5 billion, husband and wife Adar – Natasha and their children enjoy a desirable high-class life. “Vaccine billionaire” Adar Poonawalla (far left) and his family have a desirable high life. Owning a series of lavish mansions Currently, the “vaccine billionaire” couple owns many large real estates, lavish mansions in the country and abroad, and a collection of famous artworks. The mansion in Pune city called Adar Abad is the regular residence of members of the Poonawalla family. The mansion is designed in a typical European architectural style, with huge columns, high ceilings decorated with splendid chandeliers, Italian marble floors. Besides its impressive design and carefully selected interiors, it also houses other valuable Poonawallas possessions, most notably a collection of European art. Works by artists such as Vincent van Gogh, Renoir and Rembrandt are estimated to be worth millions of dollars. Adar Abad is also where Adar Poonawalla keeps his supercar collection. He owns expensive cars such as Ferrari 360, Porsche Cayenne and Rolls-Royce Phantom. The most prized car is a Batmobile replica based on the Mercedes-Benz S350 that Adar gave to his son, Cyrus, for his 6th birthday. Villa Adar Abad in Pune is designed in European style. Every weekend, the Poonawalla family used to go to Mumbai and rest in a palace by the sea. Formerly known as The Lincoln House, it was used as a US consulate before being sold to Poonawallas for $120 million in 2015. “One can see a lot of this type of property in London (UK), but in India it is more special. It has a beautiful location, history and large area so it is well worth the money. out”, Adar said to Financial Times . The Poonawalla family’s horse farm stands out with its majestic 2-storey wooden house. As one of India’s most famous horse breeders, it’s not surprising that the Poonawalla family has a 100-hectare horse farm in Pune. Here stands the monumental two-story bungalow, which was refurbished in 2015 by his wife Natasha with the help of interior designer Sussanne Khan. The women gave the farmhouse a complete makeover by adding more rooms, building a lush garden with exotic plants and a beautiful conservatory, featuring artistic chandeliers. art. Besides domestic real estate, the Poonawalla family also owns a 25,000 m2 mansion in the prestigious Mayfair area of ​​London (England). According to the report of Business Standard , they recently rented exclusively for $69,000/week. In 2014, the Poonawalla family offered a $775 million bid for the Grosvenor House Hotel to be used as a second home, but failed. The London mansion is the venue for many of the Poonawalla family events.

In feng shui, the front door of the house is extremely important. Through the front door how energy and opportunities will come to the owner. When you can’t see the front door when you’re on the street, it means there are missed opportunities or positive energy that can’t reach you. If the front door is obstructed, try to fix it. You can place a bright sign on the house number or change the landscape to remove the obstacle blocking the front door. 2. The front door is opposite the back door When the front door is opposite the back door, this means that qi, or energy, goes straight in and out of the house without staying inside. The goal of feng shui is to let qi accumulate and cultivate inside the home, not rush out. It’s best to put something between the front and back doors. You can use tables and chairs, room dividers or feng shui crystal balls to disperse the qi as it enters the house and keep it from spilling out too quickly. 3. Stairs facing the front door Similar to the front door facing the back door, the staircase facing the front door causes the qi to go straight up the stairs instead of into the main areas of the house. You can place the crystal ball between the door and the stairs to disperse and slow down the chi. Or you can also place some artwork, fresh flowers, or a beautiful object on the side of the stairs to redirect the qi. 4. The bathroom door is facing the front door The bathroom door facing the front door can cause health problems for family members. It can drain and bring negative energy. You need to place a crystal ball between the door and the entrance to the bathroom to disperse the gas and prevent it from escaping. Or place artwork, fresh flowers, or a beautiful object on the side of the door to redirect the chi. 5. Stairs in the middle of the house In feng shui, the center of the house is known as “wealth”, which is related to health and wellbeing. Because it is located in the center, it is in contact with all other areas of the feng shui bagua map and affects the owner’s life. When the stairs are centered, all the up and down movement of the qi can be destabilized. You can add plants to your home to add strong chi and enhance the energy of your home. Choosing a large heavy object like a wall is also an effective remedy. 6. Bathroom in the middle of the house The bathroom can be an energy drain, so it’s not advisable to place the bathroom in the middle of the house. However, you can increase the energy in Tai Chi by adding plants. If there is no window in the bathroom, you can choose a piece of art or an artificial plant to decorate and fix feng shui. 7. Bedroom in the garage It is best not to place the bedroom above the garage, because too much movement in the bedroom can create instability. If it’s a guest room, it’s fine. But avoid placing the main family bedroom above the garage. If you can, move the bedroom to a better location. If that is not possible, you can also add plants to bring life and energy to the bedroom. 8. The corridor is long and narrow When there is a long and narrow corridor, gas can enter too quickly. To neutralize it, you can hang crystal balls along the ceiling of the hallway or place artwork or other decorations along the hallway for people to stop and admire. *This information is only for illustration purpose .

Logo of Ebay Inc., an e-commerce group. Photo: Reuters NFT is a type of digital asset that uses blockchain technology – similar to the Bitcoin cryptocurrency – to create a unique chain of code that represents a certain item and cannot be replaced. These sequences are often used to identify digital versions of works of art, song or cyber phenomena. NFT has boomed this year, as enthusiasts spend huge sums of money on artwork and items that only exist online, with some products selling for tens of millions of dollars. However, not all NFTs are collectibles. NFTs can be in-game items, event tickets, and domain names. In the short term, an NFT warehouse will be made available to sellers who meet eBay’s standards. In addition, users can expect future programs, policies and tools that will allow them to buy and sell NFT for a wider range of products. In the coming months, eBay will add new features that may not contain blockchain-based collections, said Jordan Sweetnam, eBay’s Senior Vice President and General Manager for North America. owns 187 million of these users. The announcement comes just a week after eBay said it is looking into the possibility of accepting cryptocurrencies as a form of payment in the future and is looking to enable NFT on its platform.

Red represents passion, strength, energy, luck, however, unfortunately, red is rarely used in interior design. Using red requires sophistication and dexterity, not the whole house, but just clicking on a few details. The house of a woman in Moscow, Russia chooses the red accent on the luxurious sofa. Strong red in the backrest then dotted in the upholstery. . Mixing red in harmony with white and light gray gives the impression that the owner is vibrant, feminine but equally delicate. Beneath the flat-screen television, red continues to appear in marble, replacing the TV shelves. In particular, a part of the stone shelf is transformed into a tree planting place – a very interesting and worthwhile way to learn. Contrary to the contemporary-breathed interiors, the classic gilded section displays the artwork by Italian artist Slasky, who bridged the tradition of modernity. The luxurious red bar table is really the highlight. The wardrobe is designed with a special material that looks like a work of art. Because the house is quite prominent, the owner chooses simple, monochrome details for the bedroom. The details of the light drop are slender and graceful. Luxurious, cozy and elegant bedroom. Toilet space gives a modern feel./.

One of his outstanding works is “Exbury Egg” – an egg-shaped studio that can float on water and travel anywhere. Initially, the Exbury Egg was intended to be an installation work and would be moved to exhibits by boat. But then, this egg house was used by Turner as a place to stay regularly. The artist even records the days living in the house as an authentic art performance. Outside the egg-shaped “Exbury Egg” house. The unique house is made almost entirely of wood with a very artistic shape. With a round egg-shaped shell, the house can easily move across the water. When not moving, the Exbury Egg sits quietly on the water, anchored to the shore by two ropes to prevent it from drifting. The egg-shaped floating house mingles with nature. House surfaces are cleaned by tides, rain and wind from time to time. This process creates a unique rust layer that makes the house a part of the surrounding natural landscape. The house is anchored by two ropes. Except for a few windows, the house was hardly decorated. Inside the house, basic equipment for everyday life such as minimalist kitchens, lockers, bathrooms with showers … are installed. The sleeping place is quite basic design, with just a rope hammock. During the day, the hammock is collapsed, the space opens up like a studio, where Turner creates works of art. Unique wooden crust of the house. Turner’s sleeping hammock. In the house, only necessary facilities are furnished. Kitchen and bathroom areas. The house is connected to the mainland by a small mobile jetty that can be removed when not in use. Turner often goes to the mainland to shop or look for essential items used in art, as well as to store food and fuel. The house can be moved to the pier. Stephen Turner ‘s egg shaped floating house is truly a work of art for all lovers of minimalism. Lam Vy Photo: Pinterest

Born and raised in the 19th century, many people know Van Gogh through his works of art, books and records of his life. But, have you ever imagined what if one day Van Gogh appeared in the form of a modern man? This time, Artist Mikeshake – an artist specializing in using iconic faces in art history and applying them to modern images, once again presented the audience with his works of art. The main character is painter Van Gogh. With his own imagination and aesthetic eyes, Artist Mikeshake turns a 19th century Van Gogh in harmony with the style of contemporary young people. Gentleman Van Gogh is elegant in a simple black suit. The thoughtful style of photography is probably very suitable for the Dutch painter. Although he is in the 19th century, Van Gogh still knows how to pose in a very standard magazine style. However, regardless of the time, his romantic looks still unwavering. It can be seen that Van Gogh’s face and hairstyle are quite suitable for country-style outfits. Even so, once he’s put on a cowhide coat, he looks very much like this and that. With Van Gogh’s talent, at the moment, buying a super car is not a big deal. Close-up portrait of Van Gogh strayed into modern times.

She creates beautiful, sustainable, and durable works of art using tree sap and natural vegetation. “I travel a lot of places and get inspired by nature,” says Anna Paschenko. “Each wall art is handcrafted,” one of a kind “, like miniature ecosystems with real plant life. The materials for making paintings are 100% real natural plants. Each picture looks lifelike, bringing a feeling of closeness to nature Anna uses real black sand to create coastlines and oceans made of turpentine. “I use ferns and many different types of moss and the branches of the trees I pick while traveling,” revealed the Ukrainian artist. Anna Paschenko crafted the entire coastal landscape in a flat, circular metal frame. She uses real moss, black sand, and pebbles to create miniature terrains. Each work when finished looks real life, you can imagine the tiny creatures of the world living in it. In some paintings, Anna even added a miniature model house nestled under lush foliage. Even though each picture is made from natural plants, you don’t have to worry about keeping the plants looking good. According to Anna, “stable mosses retain shape and color for up to 10 years, ferns up to 5 years with no need to care or water.” Green paintings are inspired by the nature of plants and trees, as a reminder of each of us to consciously protect the environment. Arranged differently, each picture is a work “unique” These jungle-inspired works don’t take much care.

Raw material is expensive Food with carefully selected and delicate ingredients is quite popular in high-end restaurants. 0.45kg Wagyu beef costs nearly 5 million dong and a kilogram of caviar costs about 23 million dong. Imagine a “packaged” dish full of these ingredients and adding Italian white truffles (costs about 17 million VND per kg), how high will the price be? Because of using high quality ingredients with exorbitant prices, it is easy to understand why the serving size must be smaller for the dish to be affordable. Easier to decorate Smaller servings are easier to style, something that diners at upscale restaurants – who enjoy them with their eyes first and then taste – are extremely important. Enjoy more dishes Most restaurants serve a 3-course meal, including appetizers, main courses, and desserts. Sometimes customers just order the main course. However, in high-end cuisine, meals can be up to 12 dishes, including: finger food, appetizer, soup, salad, fish, a first main course, second main course, cheese, dessert and a drink / cake. No one can eat all of those things if they are served to the usual portion. That’s why restaurants reduce their food intake, so you can taste each one a little. Artwork There is a French dish called Gargouillou, consisting of at least 16 different vegetables, cooked separately. The disc is arranged as a work of art and is sure to impress any customer who sees it. Imagine trying to beautifully arrange all these tiny vegetables on an already full plate. And of course it won’t look as good as it should be. Therefore, to meet aesthetic requirements, the chefs will estimate a suitable “small” serving. Enjoy the full flavor The first bite of a meal always tastes the best. This is because your taste buds become less sensitive when you eat a lot. Knowing that, the chefs focus on the quality of the dish rather than the quantity. By serving smaller servings, we tend to better enjoy them one by one, rather than get bored with large amounts of regular meals. Make a high-end impression We often take pride in being part of an exclusive event or owning a limited edition item. The saying “less is more” and “good things come in small packages” certainly apply to this. It is not surprising to go to a luxurious place and enjoy a meal brings similar feelings, especially when the dish contains a small amount of ingredients that we consider to be excellent quality. Increase your expectations for the next item Seeing such a small amount of food, we wonder what its real reason is. But in a dinner with many dishes, it will surely make us curious to know what the next dish does. Expectation is a very interesting thing.

Rolls-Royce Phantom Iridescent Opulence is not only unique in the interior but also has a unique color in the exterior. All are carefully selected based on the iridescence of the coat color. The idea for this detail was first introduced in 2017 by Switzerland-based Nature Squared. With this detail, “Iridescent Opulence” becomes a meaningful and valuable symbol of outstanding artistic, design, and manipulation abilities. This detail is designed by Nature Squared, based in Switzerland. This is an extremely reputable materials specialist who has created stunning finishes using the latest technology to transform renewable natural materials. Feather, a material with a luxurious, bold nuance when put into the context of the automobile manufacturing industry. The company did extensive research to identify a bird with a rich layer of feathers, ensuring a sustainable resource, providing a luxurious interior compartment to adorn a Gallery on Phantom. The special feature of the Phantom “Iridescent Opulence” is that the inside of the car compartment is the Bespoke Gallery display space decorated by more than 3,000 feathers. More than 3,000 tail feathers have been selected for the luster of the coat color and individually shaped to accentuate the shade and depth of natural feathers. They are then hand-stitched on a hollow fabric to shape the clock at the center of “The Gallery” showroom. This detail is also designed to add to simulate the muscle structure of the bird’s wings, contributing to the soul of the work, creating a romantic work of art, bringing vitality and fragile beauty. Gallery galleries. Not only that, but the watch itself is an admirable work. The center of the watch is encrusted with pearls, accentuating the glossy texture of the feathers. César Habib, Regional Director, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Middle East and Africa, said: “The Gallery on the Rolls-Royce Phantom is a unique space, creating a perfect stage to show off. the arts. Typical of the items that can be ordered for this display space is “Iridescent Opulence” by Nature Squared “./. Some other pictures of the Rolls-Royce Phantom Iridescent Opulence:

Capturing the psychology of users to welcome the spring of Tan Suu, some gardeners have chosen to buy buffalo-shaped seeds to grow kumquat, hoping to sell at a high price. Accordingly, kumquat is not only grown in black buffalo, old buffalo, gardeners also plant kumquat in the same golden buffalo … Quatum is also grown in porcelain vase with many artistic and eye-catching patterns. convenient for playing in the living room … Kumquat bonsai shaped golden buffalo. According to Nguyen Nhu Ngoc, Cau Giay District, Hanoi, with the mindset “buffalo is an inheritance”, when customers come here to choose kumquat, they all want to own their own golden buffalo: “I have chosen a tree. kumquat satisfied, every year is associated with the image of animals, this year is the year of golden buffalo so I am very happy. Besides traditional kumquat products, many gardeners have created their own paths. The kumquat trees that are up to decades old are also skillfully cared for by the gardeners to produce fruit and buds in the Tet season. Mr. Hoang Van Luan, Hoang Luan Garden House, Tu Lien Ward, Tay Ho District, Hanoi, said that the trees with a long life in the garden create more elaborate ways to rent out for Tet. “The original bonsai line is large, standing … only for rent, and small seedlings for sale. Along with that, the gardeners create the positions for it to have full fruit and leaf buds to serve the demanding players ”- Mr. Luan said. Kumquat grafted driftwood. Gardeners in Tu Lien kumquat village also create unique works with the same perspective as kumquat in a rocky hole, growing on a rocky island, paired with driftwood … However, these products are in limited quantity. due to the fruiting rate, the formation is not much. Many gardeners share, from items that can be discarded, but through the skillful hands of human beings, there are art works with unique plants, costing over tens of millions or even tens of millions still attract. guest… Quat Tu Lien has long been a brand name with connoisseurs of Tet kumquat. Therefore, on the occasion of the annual Tet holiday, the traditional village of Tu Lien kumquat is a familiar place, attracting visitors to visit, looking to buy kumquat trees like that to decorate for the family./.

Recently, Dazed Korea announced G-Dragon as the face of the special digital cover celebrating the 13-year anniversary of this magazine. Sharing about the selection of G-Dragon for this special issue, the magazine representative affirmed that it is the most iconic person in the world and has the most consistent demeanor, which is completely suitable for the style of the magazine. solstice towards. Dazed magazine describes G-Dragon as a lover of music and fashion, like art, overcoming intangible values ​​in life. As soon as it was announced, the leader of Big Bang caused storms with a special fashion photo series for 8 different versions of Dazed. In this latest issue, G-Dragon’s everyday moments are captured through a collaboration with creative director Gee Eun and photographer Heejun Kim in the form of modern fashion photos. “King of Kpop” affirms his class with an impressive fashion style and charismatic spirit. His handsome look, sharp face that is punctuated by the male singer’s mullet, has received many compliments. As the global ambassador of Chanel, the costumes worn by G-Dragon are in the latest collection of the French fashion house. Not only creating the latest fashion trends, but the hit owner “Untitled” also shows her artwork during the photo shoot. Fans will admire G-Dragon’s works through a special exhibition organized by Dazed magazine. “This will truly be a meaningful event where creative works by artists from all over the world, selected through DAZED’s very sharp point of view, will be displayed throughout the venues. in Seoul and will be sold publicly, the art works made by G-Dragon during the photo shoot of Dazed Korea will also be displayed here, “said the representative of Dazed Korea. Some pictures of G-Dragon in Dazed magazine special issue …

Taking a sauna while enjoying the artwork has become one of the new relaxing experiences in Japan. (Photo: Ken Kobayashi) The above exhibition will last until August 31st at Roppongi – one of the famous entertainment destinations in the country of cherry blossoms. The TeamLab team describes it as a “breathtaking experiment” that allows visitors to immerse themselves in the artwork after experiencing a hot sauna. This activity will help the participants relax and improve their mental well-being. Admission is 4,800 yen (44 USD) on weekdays and 5,800 yen (54 USD) on weekends. After changing into the free swimwear provided by the organizers and taking a warm bath, guests can choose the sauna according to their preference, temperature, humidity and aroma. The teamLab team encourages visitors to relax in the sauna five to ten minutes before participating in the exhibition, then bathe for up to two minutes to cool off. According to teamLab, the way to perceive the beauty of a work of art is to repeat the process three times. Mr. Yasutaka Kato, a lecturer at Keio Medical University, supported the idea of ​​enhancing the senses while relaxing, and indicated significant brain function changes before and after the sauna. Kudo, a member of teamLab said, he “felt the color and light of the artwork more vivid than usual, even though I saw the exhibition many times at different locations”. The keyword “Reconnect” in the exhibition title means a lot to Kudo and the other teamLab members. “Covid-19 created a division, both physically and mentally. Many people now feel isolated when they cannot mix with others. Therefore, I hope that reconnecting with works of art and with the world can reduce the fear in us, ”said Kudo. Lan Phuong (According to Nikkei Asia)

Linen has many advantages such as durability, high applicability, coolness and friendliness with nature. You can use linen with a blanket, sheet, or pillow in the bedroom or in the living room. Linen will make your home more luxurious and trendy. 2. Art work Today, it’s not too difficult when you only have to spend a small amount but can own a work of art. One trick is to decorate your home in a minimalist style, put in a picture, or you can even print a picture you like and then frame it in a large scale. This will instantly bring a sense of luxury and luxury to your home. 3. “Unique” works A simple but very effective way to add elegance to your home is to place in the most formal corners of the house an item like wood, stone or glass … Behind those items is a whole thrilling story, or souvenirs from distant travel, even souvenirs left by grandparents. You can also go to secondhand stores and you might find some great deals. 4. Curtains To add elegance and elegance to the house, remove the heavy curtains and choose instead a lightweight fabric that delicately covers the floor. Curtains on the market today have a lot of options at reasonable prices. 5. Carpet Carpets are decorative items that are easy to find, reasonably priced and have many styles for you to choose from for your home. You need to pay attention to the ratio, size, color, style … In addition to the expensive handmade woven rugs, you can refer to jute rugs, sedge rugs … with a very comfortable price./ .

Ribbed design is a big trend in home décor this year. If you are a lover of the subtleties of natural elements such as seashells, corals, and designs evoking a coastal style, then porcelain and glass products should be preferred. In addition, ribbed design is also a big trend in this year’s home décor. Collaborate with products with gold accents and glass box products to create an extremely beautiful and purposeful collection of table top accessories. Cosmetic display area This is where you display your entire collection Beauty enthusiasts know that it’s impossible to install shelves to hold all the cosmetic products you buy. Instead, build your own separate makeup area with a variety of shelves, tables and a large beautiful mirror. Beauty enthusiasts all dream of such a magical makeup area. Showcase your cosmetic collection and turn it into an impressive highlight. This is where you show off your entire collection, which is both for the purpose of satisfying your personal love of cosmetics, and as a highlight of your home. Scandinavian style bathroom Organic material décor interspersed with chic accessories is a recipe for Scandinavian style. There’s nothing better than indulging in a gentle warm bath after a long day. Adding around organic decorations interspersed with chic accessories is a recipe for Scandinavian style. This style helps you immerse yourself in nature in a bustling city and helps to quickly bring you a sense of relaxation when bathing. Maximalism gradually returned to love after a long period of minimalism Arranging furniture accessories that are not related together so that the overall beauty is an art. If your taste belongs to Maximalism and likes to decorate the house around bold colors, mixed with many details, accessories home décor strange and unrelated to each other. Then attract your eyes with a plate full of beaded hairpins or a glowing candle with your favorite shape like an angel, a flamingo, a bear, an open mouth, … and an impressive vase of flowers. Many similar colors to the accessories. Cosmetics and color art Cosmetics, perfumes, accessories can all be turned into great décor items. Putting a work of art together with a lovely cosmetic tray of the same color scheme is a quick and easy way to bring any space together. Taking advantage of color to harmonize space. Perfume display An easy way to make your home more luxurious and aesthetically pleasing is to set aside a corner to arrange the best perfume bottles next to scented candles, flowers or pearls. Place them on an ornate silver / wood / leather or silver / wood / leather tray, along with a well-decorated and detailed mirror. These beautiful perfume bottles are a great home decoration accessory. Having plenty of time to arrange them cleverly, or simply placing them side by side with a mirror is more than enough for a feeling of luxury.

A place where elite contemporary art and science are gathered

Entrepreneurs who come to Lion Island often do not miss the world-class mobile exhibitions at the ArtScience Museum – the leading exhibition space, where the magical world of art and science intertwine.

The ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands is home to many large and constantly changing international traveling exhibitions, from Eric Valli’s multimedia works of people’s lives along the Yangtze River to Interesting perspectives on cartoon art through DreamWorks Animation.

The museum also has a permanent exhibition called Future World: Where Art Meets Science. Guests will be immersed in a vibrant digital universe of 1,500 square meters displaying interactive works of art. This exhibition area will give visitors the opportunity to experience a unique combination of art, science, culture and technology.

One of the 5 newest exhibits in Future World in the ArtScience Museum. Photo: Singapore ArtScience Museum.

Colorful culinary background and night life

Singaporeans are proud that their island nation has more dishes than they can eat in their lifetime. From Michelin-starred specialties and international cuisines, to the delicacies of local chefs’ creations. Enjoy new flavors, new ambience, and discover the wonders behind each dish’s preparation that will give you a valuable experience on every trip. In 2020, Singapore has 8 restaurants in the list of the 50 best restaurants in Asia, while in 2019, Singapore has 58 dining places awarded with Michelin Bib Gourmand awards and 44 Michelin star restaurants.

To experience a blend of tradition and creativity to create new forms, visitors can visit Candlenut – the world’s first and only Michelin-starred Peranakan restaurant. This restaurant serves novel cuisine that is both contemporary in style and celebrates the traditional Peranakan flavors.

A corner at Candlenut restaurant, Dempsey Hill. Photo: SG Food on Foot.

For delicious street food that has become a staple of Singapore, visitors often visit Liao Fan Hong Kong Soya Sauce Chicken Rice & Noodle. This eatery is home to the most affordable Michelin-starred meals in the world.

Along with food, Singapore’s nightlife is extremely vibrant with music, drinks and entertainment venues open throughout. Depending on the improvisation, guests can swing to the tunes of world-class DJs at a large nightclub, enjoy a specially prepared wine at a discreet cocktail bar, or watch the ban Live music performed before stopping by a comedy stage for a refreshing laugh. Singapore has many places in the list of the top 50 bars in the world:

Ranked seventh in the world and number one in Asia, the Manhattan bar will immerse guests in the cultural, design and historic beauty of New York City in the United States. Visitors come here to sip drops of old-style spirits like vermouth in a bottle of old terracotta, and cultivate new friendships with patrons in the bar reminiscent of New York’s quintessential pubs .

The enchanting exterior of a Manhattan bar, located in the Regent Hotel. Photo: AdventureFaktory

The first stop for socializing must be Zouk – one of the world’s most popular nightclubs recognized by critics. Attica nightclub in the Clarke Quay area is famous for banquets, attracting many domestic and foreign tourists. Finally, visitors can go underground to find the exciting nightclub Club Kyō: Located in the downtown area, this is where music meets art with interesting and delicate music, DJs from all over the world, plenty of champagne, and the crowd is polite and chic.

Recently, Dazed Korea announced G-Dragon as the face of the special digital cover celebrating the 13-year anniversary of this magazine.

Sharing about the selection of G-Dragon for this special issue, the magazine representative affirmed that it is the most iconic person in the world and has the most consistent demeanor, which is completely suitable for the style of the magazine. solstice towards.

Dazed magazine describes G-Dragon as a lover of music and fashion, like art, overcoming intangible values ​​in life.

As soon as it was announced, the leader of Big Bang caused storms with a special fashion photo series for 8 different versions of Dazed.

In this latest issue, G-Dragon’s everyday moments are captured through a collaboration with creative director Gee Eun and photographer Heejun Kim in the form of modern fashion photos.

“The King of Kpop” affirms his class with an impressive fashion style and an attractive spirit.

The handsome look, sharp face, the male singer’s mullet has received many compliments. As the global ambassador of Chanel, the outfits worn by G-Dragon are in the new collection. most of the French fashion house.

Not only creating the latest fashion trends, but the hit owner “Untitled” also shows her artwork during the photo shoot.

Fans will admire G-Dragon’s works through a special exhibition organized by Dazed magazine.

“This will truly be a meaningful event where creative works by artists from all over the world, selected through DAZED’s very sharp point of view, will be displayed throughout the venues. in Seoul and will be sold publicly, the art works made by G-Dragon during the photo shoot of Dazed Korea will also be displayed here, “said the representative of Dazed Korea.

Some pictures of G-Dragon in Dazed magazine special issue …

These are two essential factors for creating good feng shui for the home. So, if you have completed all the preliminary work – the house is not cluttered, you need to ensure air quality and lighting in the house. Keep windows open regularly, grow green plants, or use an air purifier.

Identify the energy map of the house

Your home’s octave method or energy map will act as a blueprint, or a map revealing the colors used in specific rooms. When you choose the octave approach you will get an idea of ​​which areas of your home are connected to what in your life. In traditional feng shui, for example, the southeastern feng shui area is connected with the energy of fortune.

Use color for good feng shui

Color will transform energy in your home and deliver results much faster. Thus, knowing how to use colors skillfully will help you decorate your home in feng shui.

Identify the feng shui items you need

You may already have plenty of feng shui items, or you may need a beautiful fountain and some great feng shui artwork, a Buddha statue in the office.

A feng-shui home decor does not mean a Zen-style space (or a Chinese-style item), but it does mean that you decorate it with a clear purpose and use specific items to decorate the home. home decoration according to feng shui.

Use modern décor to decorate a feng shui home

Did you buy fountains and crystals? So where and how do you put them to have the best feng shui in the house? Of course, the first step is to refer to your home’s octahs (which you did in the second step). The next step is to set them in the direction of your best or luck.

When decorating your home according to feng shui, it’s important to focus on the big picture (your entire house or apartment), as well as “enlarge” each specific area of ​​the house to generate wind energy. Best aqua for all of your rooms.