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Florence: A Colorful History

December 2, 2011
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Florence: A Colorful History

The first thing I noticed about Florence is the colors. It’s one of the major factors that differentiates it from other cities in Italy which I’m inspired to apply onto my wardrobe. Palazzo Vecchio, the town hall of Florence where you will find rooms filled with art from top to bottom. No matter how...

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Florence: Home of Beautiful Things

December 1, 2011
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Florence: Home of Beautiful Things

Heard that the Statue of Liberty in New York was inspired by this. Do you see the resemblance? Where Leonardo Da Vinci, the greatest artist of all time, is buried. I actually found out that his tomb was located at this church after seeing his name there. I know most people get a lot...

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Paris: a Walking Tour

October 30, 2011
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Paris: a Walking Tour

The day we visited the Versailles was also when we visited two other very important sites: The Notre Dame Cathedral and the Pompidou Museum by foot (!) …and I thought these padlock (aka love locks) things were a Korean thing, because the last time I saw them was at the N Tower in Seoul....

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London: City Roamer

October 19, 2011
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London: City Roamer

After realizing that we were an hour late for a train to Oxford, we spontaneously decided to roam the streets of London which actually turned out to be very interesting and productive. Our first stop was Oxford Circus which is filled with popular retail chains such as Zara, Topshop, H&M, River Island, Mark &...

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Tim’s Inspiration Factory

September 11, 2011
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Tim’s Inspiration Factory

Finally got to see the Tim Burton exhibition after my first encounter at MOMA in New York a few years ago while on a business trip. I remember how my boots were completely soaked wet when I arrived at the museum from walking from a friend’s apartment in Upper East Side. I had never...

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wake up your senses

February 28, 2011
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wake up your senses

by Lucio Fontana Struttura al neon per la IX Triennale di by Julio Le Parc Lumiére en mouvement-installation by Carlos Cruz-Diez Cromosaturación Stumbled upon an interesting exhibition at MOCA Geffen over the weekend where large scale installations using light, color, and space were displayed in an unconventional way requiring active participation of audience to...

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oh my mysterious lady

January 18, 2011
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oh my mysterious lady

I can’t believe that it’s already summer in California, well at least during the day, that is. It’s the strangest thing how there are almost 30 degree day/night temperature variations here. That proves once again that not everything is perfect, I guess? I don’t mind it though… I just need to remind myself to...

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California Dreamin’

October 30, 2010
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California Dreamin’

“Palm trees, ocean breeze, salty air, sun kissed hair. That endless summer, take me there.” My humble attempt at photography using my iPhone 4. Laguna Beach, CA

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Art & Taco

October 24, 2010
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Art & Taco

visited art studios in Santa Monica, thanks to Bool BBQ Truck (btw they make the most amazing beef tacos!) a pleasantly surprising discovery which rekindled my interest in fine art 18th Street Art Center: 1639 18th Street, Santa Monica Red cotton tights & Gray wool leg warmers from H&M

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Eye for the Sensual

October 3, 2010
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Eye for the Sensual

It was a free community weekend at LACMA. Sophisticated European paintings and sculptures on exhibition in the new Resnick Pavilion designed by world renowned architect, Renzo Piano Fashioning Fashion: European Dress in Detail 1700-1915 Imagine how different life would have been if we still had to dress this way? I would’ve finished off with...

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