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Spontaneous collective hug at the end of the pantomime performance the last day

Last week we attended the first edition of Sound of Sand festival, in Gumuk Pasir, not far from Parangritis beach. A great occasion to recharge our batteries with good energy and to share some inspiration!
We really didn't know what to expect, since it was the first edition of the event and also the program of the festival

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A rapid outlook on Indonesia society and lifestyle, after 7 months living in Yogyakarta, written and not too much edited as a flow of consciousness for a required essay titled "Harmony among Civilization" for Darmasiswa scholarship.
When I first started to do my researches to apply to Darmasiswa Scholarship and learn more about

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The magic of Kasongan river, away from the garbage

Indonesia is not only a country of amazing scenes and a thousands cultures, it also shares a huge problem with other South Asian Countries: garbage.

In Western world we are used to throw our bag full of sins in the dumpster, and forget about it. In the best case we separate the rubbish for recycling, and that's it, not too much

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View of the Albanian Alps

In five years I'm travelling hitchhiking, I've never felt like I was in a bad situation, and I've always, and I still, have considered it a safe technique. But just because of a matter of statistic, we eventually run into an incredible series of bad events, while in the Albanian Alps we were trying to go from Thethi to Shkodër

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Sheeps on Thethi river bed

Our first approach with Thethi, a village in the Albanian Alps, wasn't the best you could wish for.
While we were hiking from Valbona to Thethi, we knew there were possibilities of encounters with bears, wolves and wild boars, but we didn't consider the possibility to be attacked by a Shepard dog.

(Note: This post, rather than an

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My ceramics working table and sculpture in progress created with daily life tools

What am I doing in Indonesia? That's probably what most of my friends and family members are wondering. This time is not only about travelling, but also about exploring the artistic side of my personality that I've never had the chance to fully acknowledge. Our 1 year scholarship called Dharmasiswa is providing us a small