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The “Cây cỏ Việt Nam” Exhibition by the French artist Thomas Andrea Barbey is an opportunity for us to rediscover a different perspective of the country’s vegetation, and celebrate the contemporary form of… Vietnamese’s engraved lacquer art.
5 women, 5 extraordinary journeys, 5 artists looking for sensational inspirations, all coming together to Vietnam to join our 1 month residency program and present to you their stories, their work through the movements of.. music & art.
Inspired by Bien Hoa style, a variation of Cay Mai style, the workshop CHAM (“TOUCH”) wishes to engage us more deeply with handmade pottery while transcending the pure visual impressions.
The “Cây cỏ Việt Nam” Exhibition by the French artist Thomas Andrea Barbey is an opportunity for us to rediscover a different perspective of the country’s vegetation, and celebrate the contemporary form of… Vietnamese’s engraved lacquer art.
Inspired by Bien Hoa style, a variation of Cay Mai style, the workshop CHAM (“TOUCH”) wishes to engage us more deeply with handmade pottery while transcending the pure visual impressions.
5 women, 5 extraordinary journeys, 5 artists looking for sensational inspirations, all coming together to Vietnam to join our 1 month residency program and present to you their stories, their work through the movements of.. music & art.
The “Cây cỏ Việt Nam” Exhibition by the French artist Thomas Andrea Barbey is an opportunity for us to rediscover a different perspective of the country’s vegetation, and celebrate the contemporary form of… Vietnamese’s engraved lacquer art.
Spend a day to enjoy simple pleasures around Thao Dien by bicycle
Known as one of the quieter corners of Saigon for its lighter population and greenery, Thao Dien is an ideal place for a short-time retreat whenever the local people need to break free from their life.
How can sound bring your body and soul to the balance point?
Modern life offers us a diverse amount of options for our health, in terms of technology, methods, as well as consumer products. However, have you ever thought that our body and mind can completely find back balance just by just a simple action: listening?
“What is essential is invisible to the eye”, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s wisdom has never been so aligned with the charm of Saigon.
In hidden alleys, or in a vendor that seems small and maybe a bit messy, you can find the most amazing things, if you’re willing to open up your eyes to see “the diamond in the rough”.
