IMPRESSION OF PARIS

I was in Paris for a few days at that time, in a metro station, I saw this girl, wearing a long pink skirt and trainers, she was walking fast, in a relaxed way. I wonder if I could wear that long pink skirt, the answer is no and it is ok. But I still really appreciate the French, how many of them, whether casual or serious, men or women, young or old, rich or poor, really know how to have a style.

And this bear, made by François Pompon (1855 - 1933), is also something I can't forget about Paris.

HIS WIFE IS A BALOON

PAINTINGS ON MY STREET

PAINTINGS ON MY STREET

PAINTING ON MY STREET

AN AZURE DAY (@ATHENS)

In Basil & Elise Goulandris Foundation, Athens, we sat in front of this painting “An Azure Day” by Spyros Vassiliou (1902 - 1985) for a really long time, talking about other things we experienced and we are going to experience. Then I started seeing Mu eating noodles and me drawing Mu eating noodles.

I ATE ONE TANGERINE, THEN I ATE MORE

LE CHAT

MU' S DRAMAS WITH HIS HAIRDRESSER

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I bought a heavy pomelo, confident that it would be thin-skinned, juicy, and tasty.
When I peeled it open, I discovered the thickest rind I’d ever seen. 
Then I took out the flesh, it felt firm, suggesting sweetness;
Then I took a bite, It was dry and hard, bitter and boring.
I rarely waste food, but this time, I have to throw it away. To make the best use of it, I spent some more time with it, and drew its portrait.
Bye bye pomelo. I think next time I will just buy some oranges.

Ephesus