Showing posts with label Travel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Travel. Show all posts
A visual gallery showcases unique modes of transportation around the globe. These images were captured in locations including London, Paris, Beijing, and Seoul.
Sometimes it’s hard to push out of your comfort zone when it comes to food. Even if you don’t consider yourself a picky eater, you may think twice before trying a fried scorpion, tarantula, or starfish.
That said, if you find yourself in China’s storied capital city and want to deviate from your typical diet, look no further than Beijing’s own Wangfujing Snack Street.
Every once in a while, I experience a sense of total calmness walking among a crowd of people. It’s hard to identify what exactly summons this feeling, but when it washes over you, it is unmistakable.
During my time in South Korea, I experienced many unforgettable sights, sounds, and tastes, but most notably, I experienced this feeling of serenity with extreme frequency.
A visual gallery showcasing the Burberry Makers House - a fashion and craft pop up open for one week following the presentation of Burberry's Spring/Summer 2017 collection.
The event showcased the "inspiration and craft" behind the collection throughout the thoughtfully constructed interior and exterior spaces.
The Makers House also featured a multitude of creators and artists "dedicated to producing the best of British culture, artifacts, and craft methods" which demonstrated Burberry's admiration of fine craftsmanship, heritage, and tradition.
Held every summer in Newport, Rhode Island, The Newport Jazz Festival is a must see experience for any music lover.
Fashion. Design. Art.
Each of the aforementioned participates in a symbiotic relationship with culture and lifestyle – effectively feeding and feeding off of one another. This mutual influence occurs before our eyes every day; however, many fail to recognize said interactions as they wrongly take a backseat to occurrences deemed more pressing or important.
Each of the aforementioned participates in a symbiotic relationship with culture and lifestyle – effectively feeding and feeding off of one another. This mutual influence occurs before our eyes every day; however, many fail to recognize said interactions as they wrongly take a backseat to occurrences deemed more pressing or important.
Point of References examines the convergence of art, design, fashion, and music and the means in which they interact with one another in efforts to bring attention and recognition to elements and ideas that add to the world's unique beauty.
By taking into account these interactions and their influence on culture and lifestyle, a greater understanding of the wonder that exists in the world around us is gained.
Portfolio of work by Damian Munoz, founder of Point of References.
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