Simply be yourself, as if, it was possible, at least bite into it!
A week between cities and responsibilities, creativity and family, exhaustion and gratitude. From Vegas to LA to Miami, from exhibitions to Shabbat, from lists to sunsets—learning to slow down, prioritize, and trust the rhythm of life. One step at a time, with faith, love, and perseverance.
From planes to galleries, school runs to solo shows, and Amsterdam to Miami to Las Vegas — a behind-the-scenes glimpse into life in motion. Between art, motherhood, community work, and personal growth, this post celebrates the beautiful chaos, the invisible reality behind creative success, and the courage it takes to trust your path while juggling ambition, family, and heart. 🤍✈️🎨
A week lived at full speed—long days, full responsibility, and the need to pause and recover—unfolds alongside major professional milestones and a world in turmoil. This reflection moves between the intimate and the global, celebrating resilience, faith, and quiet courage, while embracing the idea that growth, like art and life, takes time, care, and patience.
When your voice is needed speak up
A personal update on recovery, family time, and returning to “normal,” woven with reflections on global change, creative milestones, and small moments of gratitude. A reminder that life doesn’t pause — but sometimes invites us to breathe.
Last Sunday of the year.
While my IG reached almost half a million views in the past 90 days, it’s here, on the blog, that I slow down and say what doesn’t fit in a caption. This space asks a bit more effort — and I believe effort deserves something extra. So if you’re here, this one is for you 🥰
In a time shaped by censorship, fear, and repression, Cervantes chose to defend imagination, dignity, and the right to dream. Today — and always — allowing oneself to live the impossible dream is an act of bravery, a way of seeing the best in humanity, and something we can all choose to do.
Even in the deepest darkness, light exists. It is up to us to look for it — and to help it grow. Darkness feeds on fear, violence, silence, and cowardice. Light grows through courage, compassion, action, and love. To all of us, let’s find a way today — and from this day forward — to bring more light into the world.
Gratefulness and giving forward are my two reminders of the week
so parislux !