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Bvlgari explores the power of eternal movement
Life, Published on 31/01/2025
» Evoking the telluric forces that shape the shifts of the universe, Serpenti Infinito -- a new concept introduced by Bvlgari to reveal, once again, the transformative power of the icon -- explores the very nature of time, the evolution of precious elements and materials that grow in the depths of the Earth to generate beauty. With its innovative idea to capture eternal movement, Serpenti Infinito merges the perpetual cycle of nature's changes to that of the fascinating symbol or a sign endlessly reborn, renewed and reinvented in new forms, each embodying its ability to leave a lasting mark in the world of jewellery. Bvlgari launched the "Serpenti Infinito" exhibition in Shanghai, China, earlier this month. Running until the middle of February, it is the first in a series of travelling exhibitions alongside various initiatives to celebrate the brand's iconic Serpenti motif throughout the year.
Scenic train routes in Thailand
Guru, Suthivas Tanphaibul, Published on 27/01/2023
» Trains allow you a slower pace of life, time to look out the windows and enjoy the journey you're on, a front-row seat to different sceneries. Whether you're a train buff or just looking for a new way to explore Thailand, here's a list of the most scenic railway routes and stations, most being destinations in their own right. Of course, they work as pitstops for photogenic content along the way.
Bring yourself to Bang Rak
Life, Karnjana Karnjanatawe, Published on 16/05/2019
» Behind the busy street of Charoen Krung in Bang Rak district, there are some places where you can enjoy peace and seclusion, although this part of Bangkok is known as a prime commercial area.
Topping the lot
Special Publications, Published on 01/06/2018
» While Pizza Massilia bills itself as "a gourmet pizzeria" that's just its signature. Come for the party-piece Napolitan pizzas, indeed, but stay for the antipasti, pastas, secondi + dolce. They're all virtuoso, as expected from a Luca Appino (Bottega di Luca, Vesper Bar, Il Fumo) project that evolved from a cult food truck on Silom.
Cinema Paradiso
Life, Pichaya Svasti, Published on 13/03/2018
» If you took a peek inside Prince Theatre last year, you would have seen layers of thick dust that covered nearly everything. Piles of garbage were visible in the rundown space inside a small alley in Bang Rak, on Charoen Krung; the century-old building had been neglected for seven years, its walls peeling paint and its gloom palpable following its lowest point as a porn theatre in one of Bangkok's most iconic markets. The box office and torn posters were reminders of its former function.