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Everyday moments · travel · art

12/03/2026

"Ballerina's sin"

Art exhibition by Amornrat Jenpanichkarn

10/03/2026

"INEVITABLE"

Ballerina's sin
Art exhibition by Amorntat Jenpanichkarn

19/02/2026

I paused—
in awe of terracotta and a century of elegance.

curator’s note: victorian renaissance revival, completed in 1898.

17/02/2026

Red, quietly rising among old bricks.
A soft interruption in the city’s geometry.

curator’s note:
captured in russell square gardens, where seasonal colour briefly softens the victorian facades surrounding the square.

13/02/2026

London moves so fast, it’s easy to miss the quiet stories carved into its corners. I found myself standing still before this stone navigator—captivated by a beauty that asks for nothing but a moment of our time.

curator’s note:
"navigation" (1901) at the lloyd's register building. a tribute to the era when great britain was the preeminent maritime power. the artistry lies in the contrast between rigid stone and fluid drapery—a remarkable testament to late victorian allegorical art.

11/02/2026

Found this Gothic gem while wandering through Notting Hill. There’s a certain magic in these weathered stones and the towering spire that quietens the city noise.

Just standing here makes everything feel a bit more still.

curator’s notes:
completed in 1845, st. john’s notting hill is a victorian gothic landmark with over 180 years of history. Its striking spire and weathered stone facade stand as a timeless centerpiece of the original ladbroke estate, capturing the essence of old london.

08/02/2026

Captured a classic London moment passing by.

07/02/2026

Standing still beneath a restless sky.

curator’s note:
designed by sir christopher wren, st. paul's is a masterpiece of english baroque. it focuses on dramatic scale, the masterful play of light and shadow, and sweeping curves that evoke a sense of movement.