Easter is a beautiful holiday, especially for children. Speaking of tradition, Easter eggs are an essential. Dyed and painted chicken eggs have been used since olden times. The decorated eggs are commonly hidden, and the task of children is to find

them. In

many countries, they are put in a basket or “nest” by the “Easter Bunny”.

The tradition of eggs decoration has many roots. In Christianity,

the red dyed Easter eggs represent the blood of Christ. Also, the eggs are considered as a sign of resurrection, and a new life.

I was always astonished when I used to watch old photographs of my great grandparents and theirs relatives. I found these photos in the photo box of my grandmother. The photos were taken

in the end of the 19th century and you can imagine

how fanta

stic they are. The different hear style, the fashion, their appearance.. Everything is interesting for me to observe. Each photo that is taken stay in families as a remind of the ancestors and old times.

We have found a collection of photos of really interesting artworks. The artist is Livio De Marchi, who was born in Venezia, Italy. As a child he used to work on ornamental sculpture in the Venetian tradition in the

workshop of crafting. He studie

d art and drawing at the Accademia di Belle Arti in

Venice.

There are many people who would like to have a house that suits all the needs of a pet. Particularly of a cat.. and maybe not only one cat. Japanese housing builders came up with the idea to design and construct houses for cats. There are special

features in these houses from the perspective of both the cats and the homeowners

It seems that religion has played an important role in the through the history.  Churches , decorations, paintings, sculptures or statues have always been challenges for artist. There is new, modern concept of  perspectives and views. Two young architects Pieterjan Gijs(1983) and Arnout Van Vaerenbergh (1983) constructed a transparent, see-through church in the Belgian region of Haspengouw. Their main interests are experimentation, reflection and a physical involvement of the viewer. It is, moreover, an enthusiastic long-term art installation located in a public space, and it is a  part of the Z-OUT project for Z33

House for Contemporary Art.

Bruce Lipton presents his new book called Spontaneous Evolution that is going to inspire us and restore our consciousness of how important we are and how much we can achieve as individuals and humanity in whole.

We are witnessing big changes in

the world. Old structures are unstable and planet on the edge of existence. The world is in financial crisis, wars and huge industrial contamination all around us. Conscious evolution of our minds is only possible solution and the biggest adventure that is ahead of us.