Today is not my day. I guess we all got those kind of days. Your mind and soul are wavering somewhere above your head, your health is not optimal and you are going at a snail’s pace today. I hate those days. For me, the best days are the days that I do an enormous amount of work. These are the days that I can enjoy a simple cup of tea, that I love to eat a sandwich with cheese, and that I am extremely happy with the little spare time I have. But well, as much as I hate this day, it won’t work for me to natter about it the whole time; my body screams for a little rest and I know that if I surrender to this feeling, I’m all healthy by the end of the day.
Ofcourse there are also be
nefits about the days that you have to take a little more rest than usual. You’ve got enough time to search on the Internet and reading magazines and bumping into the work of extremely talented people. And the fact that this happened to me today, made this bad day, actually a good day; there’s not much required to make me feel happy again.
Natuurlijk zijn er ook voordelen aan de dagen dat je gedwongen wat meer rust moet nemen. Zo heb je genoeg tijd over om het Internet en tijdschriften door de struinen en tegen het werk van extreem getalenteerde mensen aan te botsen. En het feit dat dit me vandaag overkwam, maakte van deze rotdag, weer een goede dag; er is niet veel voor nodig om me weer gelukkig te laten voelen.
Now you are probably all thinking: ‘What is she talking about?’ ‘What did she discovered?’ Well, I discovered something I had never seen before. Photography that is so close to art that you don’t know how to describe it the best. Photography that is so pure and at the same time so unrealistic that it makes you dissapear in your own little fantasy world. Photography that is so vulnerable and yet so incredibly powerful. Photography that is powered by Dutch Academy of Art-graduate Aisha Zeijpveld!
Nu denken jullie waarschijnlijk: ‘Waar heeft dat mens het over?’ ‘Wat heeft ze dan ontdekt?’ Ik heb iets ontdekt wat ik nooit eerder heb gezien. Fotografie dat zo dicht bij kunst komt, dat ik me afvraag hoe ik het het beste kan omschrijven. Fotografie dat zo puur is en op hetzelfde moment zo onrealistisch dat het je bijna laat verdwijnen in je eigen kleine fantasiewereldje. Fotografie dat zo kwetsbaar en toch zo ongelofelijk krachtig is. Fotografie wat mogelijk is gemaakt door de Nederlandse, aan de Academy of Art-afgestudeerde, Aisha Zeijpveld! Continue reading »
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As you might have read, yesterday was a big day for Dip It Black. After months of hard work, discovering new passions, experiencing new sides of ourselves and strengthening our already know passion, fashion, we were ready to visit our first fashion show at the Amsterdam Fashion Week; the show of Sepehr Maghoudi; a young talented designer who is making his way to the top! And so we hit the road. Up to Amsterdam to see Sepehrs newest collection; inspired by the memory of a rebellious childhood. And that memory, showed as a journey through a dark forest touched our fashion hearts. One word: intriguing!
