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24/06/2026

🏰💧 What made a castle truly strong: high walls or something hidden?

During the Middle Ages, castle sieges could last for months. Water was one of the most important needs. When access to rivers and wells outside the castle was cut off, people had to rely on the resources inside the fortress.

This is why the deep well of Nuremberg Castle was so important. Carved directly into solid rock, the well reaches about 50 meters deep and provides access to underground water.

Today, visitors can see its impressive depth when a light is lowered into the well. The disappearing circle of light shows the remarkable engineering skills of the Middle Ages.

Strong walls could keep enemies out, but a reliable water supply was often what kept a castle alive.

21/06/2026

👨‍👦❤️ Happy Father’s Day

Today is Father’s Day.

This beautiful song by Stromae tells the story of a child who keeps asking:

“Where are you, Dad?

The song is inspired by Stromae’s own life. He lost his father when he was young and turned his feelings into music.

“Papaoutai” is not only about one father and one son. It speaks for many children who grew up missing a father’s presence.

On this Father’s Day, we remember all fathers who are with us, and all those who live on in our memories. ❤️🕊️

🎵 Papaoutai a song about love, absence, and the lasting bond between a father and a child.

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20/06/2026

Happy Father’s Day! ❤️

This sweet scene comes from the 1970 French film The Orchestra Man* (L’Homme orchestre). In the video, French actor Louis de Funès sings *Les Poupons with his son Olivier de Funès.

The song is playful and funny, but it also shows a warm father-son moment. More than 50 years later, it still reminds us that some of the most beautiful memories are the simple moments shared with our fathers. 👨‍👦🎶

🎥 Video: François de Roubaix Officiel () on Instagram.

17/06/2026

An excerpt from Television: The Eye of Tomorrow, inspired by Total Cinema: An Essay on the Future Forms of Cinema by René Barjavel, a book published in 1944.

The film, directed by JK Raymond-Millet, was broadcast on January 1, 1947, on French RDF Television.

“The ministers of tomorrow, instead of being chosen, as those of today are, for their worth, their intelligence, and their devotion to the public good, will be chosen for the charm of their smile...”

In 1949, there were only 297 households equipped with a television set within a 100-kilometre radius of the Eiffel Tower.

16/06/2026

🎨 Misha Waks: When Removal Becomes Art

Artist Misha Waks creates art by peeling a painted canvas from the wall. As the canvas comes off, it leaves marks, glue, and traces behind.

The original canvas is then placed next to the wall. One shows what remains, and the other shows what has disappeared. Together, they create a powerful contrast between presence and absence.

Presented at the Przypływ Gallery in Poland, the work turns destruction into creation. The wall becomes part of the artwork, recording time, movement, and loss.

Waks asks an interesting question: What is the real artwork?Is it the canvas itself, or the trace it leaves behind?

✨ In this piece, absence becomes as important as presence, and damage becomes part of the composition.

📍 Przypływ Gallery, Poland
🎨 Artist: Misha Waks

15/06/2026

📍 Reims, France 🇫🇷

If you visit Reims this summer, don’t miss the free light show at Notre-Dame de Reims.

Every Friday and Saturday night, the cathedral comes alive with beautiful colors and projections. The show lasts about 15 minutes, but the experience is unforgettable.

Built in the 13th century, this famous cathedral was the coronation site of many French kings. Seeing it illuminated at night is truly magical. ✨

12/06/2026

⚽🇫🇷 A football match ended.

But instead of celebrations, the streets were left covered with overturned trash bins, scattered debris, and scenes resembling urban unrest.

These images, reportedly filmed in Toulouse, France, once again raise questions about the thin line between celebration and vandalism.

Football is often described as a force that unites people through a shared passion and identity. Yet, in some cases, moments of sporting success can also become outlets for frustration, anger, and destructive behavior.

Sociologists have long noted that large crowds can encourage actions that many individuals would never engage in on their own. In such moments, the issue is often not football itself, but the social tensions that football can bring to the surface.

A match may last only 90 minutes.

The images left behind can remain in public memory for much longer.

🎥 Video:
📍 Toulouse, France

11/06/2026

🌊⛪ Venice Biennale is not only an art event this year, but also a warning about the future.

At the Austrian Pavilion, artist Florentina Holzinger presents Seaworld Venice, a powerful installation about climate change, rising sea levels, and environmental destruction.

🎭 Known for combining performance, physical endurance, and social criticism, Holzinger creates a disturbing vision of Venice’s future. A performer hanging inside a church bell warns of coming disasters, while scenes inside the pavilion show the effects of overtourism and environmental collapse.

🌊 The image of an underwater amusement park becomes a strong symbol of what may happen to Venice if current problems continue.

🖼️ The 61st Venice Biennale, titled In Minor Keys, takes place from 19 May to 22 November 2026, This year’s exhibition highlights many female artists whose works focus on environmental, political, and social issues.

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