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Harika is the Turkish word for wonderful, marvellous, extraordinary. It has always been one of my most favourite words, for both its meaning and the pleasure of pronouncing it.
Welcome to Harika, the adventures of a compulsive sketcher.
Welcome to Harika, the adventures of a compulsive sketcher.
The Art / The Appetite
The Adventures
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- mermaids in the sky
- athenian night
- islands of calm in the chaos
- acropolis
- painted
- the breath in the marble
- in the city
- poseidon and the pool of honey
- graffiti greek
- appreciation and incompatibility
- a cairene reunion in athens
- the sensuality of a line
- looking down
- your call is important to us
- volcanic interruptions
- eyjafjallajoekull
- from carrot cake to kokoreç
- in bloom
- 35mm and the barcelona countdown
- köy
- aya sofya
- waking up
- wandering around cankurtaran
- sunday, yummy sunday
- great white wings
- the art of public transport
- city of culture
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3 comments:
Thank you :)
I love interesting graffiti.
'To overcome the crisis, we must sacrifice the bosses'.. you couldnt have come across a more appropriate grafitti slogan for the times. If you got to wander around Exarhia, the place is like someone's scrapbook. Athens is tired and angry and I fear it will get worse. I live in Greece and I really enjoy your posts. Keep them coming.
Thanks Sophie! You know, I definitely felt the vibe— people just felt angry and worn down. There was a tension in the air, and it did not make for the happiest holiday, but it was fascinating nonetheless. It's understandable how frustrated everyone must be, from what little I know. I hope the situation improves soon.
I felt that the graffiti I came across was a perfect reflection of this tension and anger— my friend acted as translator, and I thought that particular piece was powerful.
I'm glad you are enjoying the posts!
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