Dreams in All Languages
EleonoraReflections on culture, art, and the moments that shape us.
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| Issues | 17 | Founded | 6 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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Ode to the Man Who Planted Seeds of Confidence in My Heart
When I was 13, I was part of a theater club in my small town in the south of France. It was roughly 36,000 inhabitants back then. We had so many clubs and leisure activities open to all from very early ages, starting 5-6 years to much older...
The Noble Tarot, Misunderstood
Living in New York, I never expected that a visit to the Morgan Library would deepen my understanding of a game I had been playing since youth in France. I remember long nights on vacation, playing until the early morning hours. I was the n...
The Aristocracy of Care
A lot of people think cleaning, cooking, and all the mundane tasks are a waste of time if you’re talented, wealthy, and have more important things to do, which oftentimes means chasing things associated with prestige.
When I perform these...
The First Time I Saw Abundance
I have often wondered whether abundance first appears to us as color.
Not just in the literal sense, but as a widening of perception. A movement away from what feels singular, functional, and defined, toward something layered, excessive, a...
Timeless Bodies: Measuring and Capturing Ancient Beauty
Some of you may know that I’m really interested in “old manuals,” especially the French ones. Just recently, my mother, while cleaning out her home, asked if she should keep these old drawing manuals meant to teach French children. Of cours...
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Cultural observer across aesthetics, language, and lived experience. Relentlessly curious polyglot based in New York. Focused on classical art and the layering of myth into reality.
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