Day to Night

Takashi Murakami: Kaikai with Moss

4th, Independence, Hudson River

New York, New York

Looking to Madison Ave.

New York, New York

Last night I got to witness the genius of Christopher Nolan's Inception. This film absolutely surpassed even my highest expectations with incredible cinematography, a brilliant cast and score, and an absolutely phenomenal storyline/theory. 

Today meant ...

... Traipsing about the city with one of my favourite ever people, eating a wonderful breakfast at a new cafe, revisiting some of the cities most exquisite book stores, giggling, and day two of 2nd Semester. 

Breakfast at Sally's Kitchen

Relaxation at Hill of Content 

Art on Croft Alley

Greek Treats

Completely and utterly infatuated

Books, Art, Exploration

Sketches in Central Park

New York, New York

"Are you ready?"

New York, New York

Dance II

New York, New York

Reunited in New York!

New York, New York

A Walk in the Park

New York, New York

Oh, hi Catherine :)


xoxo

Driving Home

Melbourne, Australia

Flying

En route to Melbourne

Home

During my voyages I met some of the most incredible people, ate some of the most scrumptious foods, read some of the most fascinating tales, witnessed some of the most jaw-dropping art works, and shared moments that were utter bliss. 

London meant being told of childhood happenings, being shown the old abode, and exploring. 

Paris was the dream that everyone spoke of. There were copious amounts of macaroons from Ladurée, and many coffees. 

In New York I got to share giggles and High Tea with a dear friend from Melbourne, and have coffee with a heart visiting from Paris. I got to experience solitude for the first time, and met at completely different city. One that I found inviting, and most curious. 

Los Angeles was home, growing up, adjusting, changing, letting go, holding closer, accepting. I can't wait for it in February. 

There were reunions with a boy at Le Pain, and a girl at Volcano. One of them I am lucky enough to see every year, and the other I missed dearly for 4 years. Despite the separation for a year, or 4, I was reminded that even during times of absence, some people are simply there. It's unspoken, and it's sublime. 

Now that I am home, with a stable internet source, I will be posting images from my voyages that I didn't yet have the chance to show.

Enjoy.

Guards

Paris, France

La Grande Roue 


Paris, France

Left Bank II

Paris, France

Left Bank I

Paris, France

Very Needed, Ladurée

Paris, France 

Windows

Paris, France

Some Entertainment

En Route to Paris

Underpass

London, England

61st & 5th

Greatest 10 minutes.
If you're ever in New York, I seriously recommend a trip to this phenomenal goldmine.

"Meet Bones"

Subway

Albatross and Sloth do New York:

I have been lucky enough to spend some time in the wonderful city of New York with one of the most marvellous creatures I've ever had the grace of knowing. To all of our awkward moments, and absurd excursions. 

Flowers II

Flowers I

MoMA

Edward Hopper’s Night Windows

Pavel Tchelitchew’s Hide-and-seek

Roy Lichtenstein’s Drowning Girl

Diego Rivera’s Flower Festival Feast of Santa Anita

Today I ventured to MoMA and spent the majority of the afternoon sauntering about gaping over so many phenomenal artists and their creations. To follow are some of my favourite works that I was lucky enough to see.