A life reset move isn’t really about changing your address—it’s about giving yourself space to exhale and start fresh. Before you crunch a single number, it helps to get clear on why you’re moving in the first place. Are you looking to cut living costs, open new career doors, or slow the pace of everyday life? Each goal shapes your budget differently. If flexibility is the priority, you’ll want a healthy cash cushion; if stability is the aim, it may make sense to spend more upfront to avoid moving again too soon. Once your purpose is clear, budgeting stops feeling limiting and starts working like a roadmap. Continue reading How To Budget For A Life-Reset Move Without Going Broke→
Sweeping abstract flows of paint drench torsos and limbs in Illana Savdie’s Cow (2023), sowing perceptual confusion. The effect on the viewer is placelessness and near-disorientation, which the artist uses to disrupt power dynamics. She allows multiple cultural, contexts and inheritances to simultaneously smash into and balance one another, resulting in entirely new formations. Continue reading Modern Art Monday Presents: Cow By Illana Savdie→
We spend such an enormous part of our lives at work. Most of our weeks for decades on end are spent at the office or earning a paycheck, so, you may as well enjoy it. If you find that you don’t really enjoy your career or you’re ready to move on, it’s a change you’ll need to work on as soon as you can. Making a change in your professional life may seem scary, but it doesn’t have to be. Here’s how you can make it happen. Continue reading What to Do When You Fancy a Career Change→
A close observer of the human condition, artist Anna Boghiguian (b. 1946) draws on the past and the present, poetry and politics to interpret our interconnected world. Based in Cairo Egypt, Boghiguian travels extensively across the globe. These journeys bring knowledge of ancient and contemporary world cultures and politics to her work. This large scale installation, Institution vs. The Mass (2019) was conceived as a dynamic chest set, which builds on her interest in cycles of revolution and sociopolitical change throughout history. The figures of the ‘institution’ evoke ancient and contemporary power structures that are distanced from the lives of everyday people. The ‘mass’ is comprised of activists, demonstrators and thinkers, aspiring towards fundamental human rights and freedoms. Continue reading Modern Art Monday Presents: Anna Boghiguian, Institution vs. The Mass→
