Every city is more than just a point on the map. It is the vibration of life, the smell of morning coffee on a narrow street, the colour of the sky above the roofs of old buildings and the music echoing from an open window. In this category, we dive into the cities that inspired artist Anna Mamchur to create new works, sketches, series and dreams.
Paris, Rome, Barcelona, Venice, Milan, Florence, Pisa — these are not just great cultural centres, they are spaces for feelings. Here art is not only in museums, it lives in the cobblestones, on balconies with flowers, in the gestures of passers-by. In every city there is something that touches the inner world of the artist and leaves a trace in the heart. It is this trace we try to convey in every article.
These texts are not guidebooks. We do not count landmarks or give must-see lists. Instead, we talk about atmosphere. About how Paris changes in the rain and what thoughts are evoked by the evening Tiber in Rome. How the shadows of Barcelona’s Gothic cathedrals lead to philosophical reflections. How the silence of Venice’s alleys can be louder than the city’s voice. How in Milan, between designer shop windows, suddenly appears a stone older than modernity. How Florence smells of history that has not yet faded.
In every piece we try to preserve a living perspective — not of a tourist, but of an artist who sees the world through the prism of colour, light, composition. You will find notes, impressions, dialogues with space, even fragments of thoughts born during a walk or while waiting for coffee.
These cities change a person if you give them a chance to speak. They are capable not only of showing beauty but of awakening inner sensitivity. Therefore, this section will be interesting not only to those who travel but also to everyone seeking inspiration — in art, in words, in memories. In a journey towards one’s own sense of beauty.
The geography of this section is constantly expanding. Ahead lie new impressions from Europe, Asia, North and South America, Africa and other parts of the world. Because art knows no borders: in every culture, in every city, there is something worth seeing, feeling and conveying in words and images.
We invite you to read, empathise, travel with words. And perhaps to discover these cities anew — through the eyes of an artist.