2012

It’s not every day that one gets invited to an Indian wedding, but I was lucky enough to have this incredible experience! From the vibrant colors to the colourful floral decorations, everything was just as beautiful as I had imagined..

Indian weddings are more than just ceremonies, they are living works of art, like a moving installation with color and energy. The atmosphere, the music, the traditions, it all felt so magical.

I’m grateful to have witnessed such a celebration. It was truly unforgettable!

Taking my husband's calculation sheet and turning it into something more visually appealing for me 😉 because inspiration is always there, waiting to be found. Art isn’t just in museums or galleries; it can be everywhere, even in numbers and spreadsheets. Sometimes, it just takes a little creativity to see it 🙃!

It has been six months since we moved to Geneva, and we are still getting to know our new city. Last month we visited the Broken Chair in front of the United Nations. It looks strange but also powerful, like it has a story to tell 🙂 And it does.

Created by sculptor Daniel Berset in 1997 for the NGO Handicap International, the Broken Chair is a symbol of the campaign against landmines and explosive weapons.

Standing there, we felt a mix of excitement and uncertainty. Geneva is beautiful, full of history and important places, but it still feels new to us. Little by little, we are exploring, learning, and starting to feel at home. Geneva has a lot to offer, and this is just the beginning of our adventure here!

It might sound surprising, but despite being Greek, we had never visited the Acropolis until now. Life sometimes takes its own path, and it was only recently – now with two children by our side – that we finally made our way to this iconic place.

Walking among the Parthenon’s ancient stones and standing by the Theatre of Herodes Atticus, we felt the magic of history come alive. Seeing it all through the kids’ eyes made it even more special :) a beautiful first memory we’ll always treasure!