.NYC.I.Miss.You.

Ok, I keep writing it, saying it, dreaming it, but I think I've been marked for life by New York. It's been some weeks I have that recurent dream, that I'm walking in the streets of Brooklyn, then down to the subway, missing the train, the one to the airport. In my dreams I always miss the last plane to Paris and stay there, strolling back to the brownstones... Today, I'm quite (-very-) nostalgic, and the radio is not helping - on air : Anthony and the Johnsons Fistfull of Love. 

Have a happy weekend...

Remember last summer.

Puerto Rico? No, Brooklyn, NY.

Where you walk.

I've got something for pavements, for what you can find on the sidewalks.

Things, images, messages...

Vans at the Met.

Coney Island.
Chess table on Berry street.Williamsburg.Brooklyn.

Still Williamsburg.

Somewhere in SoHo.

Dr Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard.Harlem.

Bonjour monday!

Let's start this week with a smile, alright?! Sometimes there's no other way to feel better, than smile for yourself, to others and let it flow...

Bonne journée! x.

Manhattan in Brooklyn.

On 9/11/11, after spending the afternoon at Ground zero, we didn't feel like going out to party. We ate in Chinatown and headed to the Brooklyn Academy of Music for a movie. When we arrived there, we found out that there was a free screening of Woody Allen's Manhattan. We decided to go for it. What an original way to pay hommage to the City and its People. It was moving, beautiful and funny too. Surely an other unforgettable moment we spent in New York...

Last Walk in Brooklyn

Poetry on a building,

Like my little Albee,

What is this, "Pimp my ride"? Really cool!

Waves in the sky.

September 17. 2011. Brighton Beach & Coney Island.

Izzy.

Eyes on New York Nº7

In Williamsburg. Brooklyn.
on the sidewalk,
on the wall.

Rolling.

The last day in NY, we went to Coney Island. Was a funnily quiet place (middle of september), except for a DJ on the boardwalk (!) in the middle of the afternoon, with people dancing and all...

It must have been something at the beginning of the XXth Century!

Makes me think that I've been watching Boardwalk Empire during the past 2 weeks. The plot, the set, the actors, the music, the COSTUMES!!!, everything makes it a good series! Highly recomended!

Hope you are having fun in your lives!
x.

Eyes on New York Nº6-Brooklyn Street Art-3

Modern art,


Conscience.

In Williamsburg.

Eyes on New York Nº5-Brooklyn Street Art-2

Apparently, there's a "beautification project" in Bushwick. Works for me.



x.

Eyes on New York Nº4-Brooklyn Street Art-1

I can definitely say that my favorite area was Brooklyn in general. It felt like home. People seemed real. Streets were artistically alive. Colourful.

On the corner of our street, Jefferson st. in Bushwick.

On Kent or Wythe ave. in Williamsburg, I don't remember...