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  • Spring

    Spring A girl, naked, walking her dog, 2000 years ago. After my first surprise – a double surprise -, I saw that she doesn’t hold the leash. She has a flower in her hand. She is part of an enormous Roman mosaic (almost 25 m², late 2nd cent. CE), depicting in the middle the ‘Triumph…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    April 18, 2021
    Africa, Tunisia
    Art, Beauty
  • Singha

    Singha Slender, fragile, strong. Over and above them you standbolt uprightconfidentmajestic. Singha. Photo of the week: Singha Beer Bar, Bangkok, Thailand 2019

    Louk Vreeswijk

    April 11, 2021
    Asia, Thailand
    Cities, People
  • Fish meal pedicure

    Fish meal pedicure Letting a shoal of hungry small fish nibble away dead skin from your feet and in addition having to pay for it! With free wifi as sweetener. Photos of the week: Massage parlour, China Town, Bangkok, Thailand 2019

    Louk Vreeswijk

    April 4, 2021
    Asia, Thailand
    Cities, Culture, People
  • Amalgamation

    Amalgamation A river – this side and that – shadows and lights fused in a nocturnal dream. Photo of the week: A restaurant and Wat Arun on two sides of the Chao Phraya River, Bangkok, Thailand 2019

    Louk Vreeswijk

    March 28, 2021
    Asia, Thailand
    Cities, Culture, People, Water
  • She herself(ie)

    She herself(ie) She visited Wat Arun, the white plastered Buddhist tower inlaid with pieces of colourful porcelain. The monument has Hindu influences and its three levels have symbolic Buddhist significance. It glitters and shines, like she herself(ie) with her girlish phone. The people below her at the base are wandering through the realms of existence.…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    March 21, 2021
    Asia, Thailand
    Cities, Culture, People
  • Tiptoeing toddler

    Tiptoeing toddler It’s always lovely to see toddlers – human or animal – explore the world. With curiosity and playful candour they dare moving away ever further from their mother’s nest. Photo of the week: Wat Arun compound, Bangkok, Thailand 2019

    Louk Vreeswijk

    March 14, 2021
    Asia, Thailand
    Cities, Culture, People
  • In honour of the Queen

    In honour of the Queen That is, Queen Shri Phatcharinthra, for her 50th birthday in 1913. A Pig Memorial because she was born in the year of the Pig. The little piggies and other knickknacks at the foot of the memorial reveal the childish taste which is typical of popular Thai culture. This tendency is…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    March 7, 2021
    Asia, Thailand
    Cities, Culture
  • Beware pickpocket

    Beware pickpocket Wat Pho is known for its reclining Buddha, an impressive statue measuring 46 meter in length from top to toe. The soles of his feet – 3 meter high and 4.5 meter long – are inlaid with mother-of-pearl. Photos of the week: Reclining Buddha, Wat Pho, Bangkok, Thailand 2019

    Louk Vreeswijk

    February 28, 2021
    Asia, Thailand
    Art, Cities, People, Religion
  • Wat Pho

    Wat Pho The stone statue can easily be recognized as Chinese; the way the tree branches have been steered in their growth betrays Japanese inspiration; and the Buddha images in the back are clearly Thai. Three examples of three Asian aesthetic traditions harmoniously brought together in a corner of the temple complex of Wat Pho.…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    February 21, 2021
    Asia, Thailand
    Art, Cities, Culture
  • Jay Fai

    Jay Fai The Queen of Thai street food. Instead of a crown a bonnet adorns her head and goggles protect her eyes from the inferno she creates in and around her wok. “This is my passion. And my art.” Michelin thought her worthy of a star. Photos of the week: Queen of Thai street food,…

    Louk Vreeswijk

    February 14, 2021
    Asia, Thailand
    Cities, People
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