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25/04/2026

KunstRai 2026 with Some damn good professional colleagues & Nice encounters. Art & Design Combined, what a team with


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09/04/2026

It was that time of year again - PROM 2026 - ISA International School Almere

08/03/2026

Happy International Women’s Day!

We really need strong women like you all in these turbulent times.

It’s all about finding a new balance—where both men and women embrace their masculine and feminine energies. True progress isn’t about changing who we are, but about understanding each other better and creating a more harmonious connection and dialoog between us all.

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On the insta feature to add your music choice to the message: I only found the Beatles version to attach to my message. I wanted to make another statement, just an example. So I found a work around … https://youtu.be/aIORpvTVTfg?is=7rZmb8f_fMYtnRST😘

06/02/2026

“Réduire le mot LIBERTÉ à la simple indépendance est un non-sens.
La véritable liberté réside dans l’harmonie de la relation, celle que l’on atteint par l’être, non par la connaissance.”
Rabindranath Tagore

Painting:
TREE OF KNOWLEDGE, NO. 5 - HILMA AF KLINT

11/01/2026

A long week of snow and cold but inside warm and cosy with my buddy’s aside me 🐾🐾❄️☃️💨❄️

25/12/2025

Merry Christmas to all with hope, faith in each other, love and strenght. The Cant de la Sibyl (El cant de la Sibil·la) is an ancient, medieval liturgical chant and drama about the End Times, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, traditionally performed around Christmas. A singer (originally a boy) wielding a sword sings an apocalyptic prophecy, and it still resonates as a spiritual and meditative warning for reflection.
What is it?
Origin: A medieval prophecy of the Last Judgment, based on the ancient Sibyl prophecies.
Musical style: Gregorian chant with roots in the early Middle Ages, often with a meditative, repetitive structure.
Appearance: Traditionally performed by a boy (because women were not allowed to sing in church) in liturgical vestments, holding aloft a sword.
What is the content?
Theme: A vision of the apocalypse, the Day of Judgment, and the hope of redemption. Message: A mirror for the listener, a warning not to forget what connects.
Where can you hear it?
Locations: Primarily in Mallorca, Sardinia, and in some Catalan churches.
Artists: Dutch ensembles such as Wishful Singing and the Amsterdam Andalusian Orchestra perform it, often with a blend of European and Arab-Andalusian sounds.
Performance Time: Traditionally on Christmas Eve, as an alternative to typical Christmas music.
Why is it important?
UNESCO: Recognized as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
Reflection: Offers a unique, profound, and spiritual experience during the holidays.

11/10/2025

Integrity is who we are when no one is watching.

04/10/2025

03/09/2025

AMSTERDAM FRINGE FESTIVAL STARTS TOMORROW 🪞👁️

FACE A TRUTH with us!
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Are you ready for countless performances all over Amsterdam? Let's take over the whole city!

The team and all the Fringe artists most certainly are! 🔥
Can’t wait to see all your FACES 🫶🏽
It’s about time you get those tickets people! We’re on the edge of the best theatre weeks of your life 🥵🥵🥵🥵
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