of tea and chess

...or more like tea and water colours. Yesterday seemed to be the perfect day for visiting a friend (whose blog you can check out here ) in the outskirts of Vilnius were her grandma lived.

An Apology

No, I haven't died...yet
Lately with the ending school year I was just so busy getting my work done I completely abandoned my blog as well as many other things... I think that having a lot of work is not really an excuse to do so and believe me when I say that I feel guilty as hell!
Ether way I had a lot of things going on lately and I feel the need to tell you a little about them :)
Starting with the end of the school year I have successfully finished this school year (which seemed to be like the worst school year in my life) and I will be starting my new one in Berlin !!! And now your lie wait, WHAAAAAAT? Right now I live in Lithuania, but I will be moving to Germany..well not really moving since I have a home there already, but nevertheless changing my location of constant presence. again.
and I will be attending an international school. again.
and the ALD studio which I'm a part of has filmed a new movie. again.
and I  was on a school trip to Hungary. Yay !!!
and I have been to Italy this summer already. again.
and Ive started a new project. again ( which includes a lot of drawing so I will post some pics when I'm done)
and I'm planing to post A LOT more on this blog. again.

ok. That's enough, but for real now? I hope to resume this blog and make  things right again...aham


Damn !

Moulin des nonnes

I came back a week a go from my trip to France. Just with all the school stuff that overwhelmed me, I hadn't had a minute of freedom to post these Polaroid pics I made of the "nuns". Sorta creepy, but fascinating as well.... The women we met said that the place she lived in used to be a mill that belonged to some nuns therefore she decided to set up these...sculptures(?) of nuns all around it. 

Anyway since I have holidays this week I will try to post some more stuff

Traveling on the weekend

This weekend I was on a nice visit to our beloved Polish neighbors capital - Warsaw.
No, seriously it was a really nice trip if you miss out the fact that I was sick and on the verge of death....
OK...I must admit I kinda liked it(I mean visiting the city, not nearly dying). At least the one day that I wasn't sick I managed to see some really awesome places in Warsaw. Like the royal castle or the old town.

Isreal: the land where everything began...

So as you already know, I was visiting Israel for my autumn holidays.
Things that where cool:

1. I was really amazed how beautiful and multicultural it is! 
2. Everywhere where you went there was so much history around you .

Things that where weired:

1. The Coffee machines had SHABBAT* (and your like what the hell! right?)
2. guess what?! There were also SHABAT* doors and lifts too!

The wandering veil

Tel Aviv. Art Museum.
You have not seen so much art in one place. Its a MUST SEE for any art loving person in this world!
I will not post all of the things that I saw today, but only a small part.
His name is Izhar Patkin.
His dream like veil paintings are based on the poems of a certain Agha Shahid Ali. These two people managed to "tread the boundary between illusion and reality". I fell in love with his art on the spot.
Its an amazing feeling when you stand there and you are surrounded by so much...poetry. In some ways art is poetry as well.
 I have no clue how to express what I feel right now. So I will just let you enjoy my rather badly taken photography's of the exhibition.
P.S. The photography's do not really show the true greatness of the art works, but they are the only ones that I've got.