ARTICLES BY Emilie
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The Last Call
23 Sep 2023
If you pass by Paris, go see The Last Call by Marion Motin at the Opera Garnier. Until October 12th.
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The Psychology of Money
09 Sep 2023
In The Psychology of Money, Morgan Housel shares real-life stories that involve (BIG) ego, pride, marketing, and strange ways people think about money. Enlightening!
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The revolution of Marjan Moghaddam
26 Aug 2023
Marjan Moghaddam is a pioneer in the world of digital art. She has just been rewarded with the 1st NFT Art prize and via a traditional email, she answers my 3 questions.
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5 little-known facts about Rachmaninov
13 Aug 2023
On October 7, the Concertus Symphony Orchestra will perform 3 Rachmaninov concertos at the Victoria Hall in Geneva. In the meantime, some little-known facts about the composer and a Playlist to listen to.
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The instinct of Sean Van Court
15 Jul 2023
Sean was born in Japan to American-French parents. His passion is cycling. So much so that in 1994, he broke the record then held by Lance Armstrong for the time trial in road cycling.
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Run away in Koufonisia
18 Jun 2023
The arrival at the port of Pano Koufonisi takes your breath away, despite the capricious Meltemi.
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Takuya Komaba & his Ikigai
20 May 2023
Takuya is a Japanese multi-disciplinary artist. His presence alone is enough to feel the depth of his soul. His works of art go straight to the point.
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Philosophyminis
06 May 2023
Jonny Thomson teaches philosophy at Oxford University. He is the author of the Instagram page philosophyminis where he explains philosophical ideas with minimalist images.
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Thrive
14 Apr 2023
Riopy's 4th album is out today. Self-taught, Riopy's music evokes this inner strength that guides us.
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Find the secret room
08 Apr 2023
When you arrive at the Geneva Museum of Art and History, the goal of the game is simple: find the secret room. However, avoid opening any of the emergency doors.
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