Gothic architecture begins in the 12th century, right in the heart of the Middle Ages. At that time, medieval society was quite dynamic: cities were...
In the mid-19th century, artists turned to nature to find examples of authentic beauty, away from the rigid styles of the past. They directly observed...
In Bali, the dancers' costumes are far from just pretty clothes: they serve to connect with the gods and spirits. Every detail, from the fabrics...
During the Renaissance, artists rediscovered ancient realism and greatly pushed their limits. They began to use linear perspective, which finally allowed paintings to have true...
The Brazilian carnival has its origins in the blend of festive European traditions brought by the Portuguese colonizers and the cultural expressions of Indigenous and...
Our perception of silence largely depends on our cultural heritage. In cultures like those of the United States or Western European countries, conversations generally need...
Traditional color festivals are a very vibrant way to celebrate a country's history and cultural richness. For generations, communities have been perpetuating these rituals filled...
Japanese calligraphy, or shodō, is not just a simple writing technique: it is a form of meditation in itself. By tracing each character, one seeks...
The term kawaii, which literally means cute or adorable, has deep roots in Japanese culture. It became popular during the Edo period (1603-1868), with the...
During this period, the rediscovery of ancient Greek and Roman texts drives scholars to observe the world around them with greater curiosity and precision. For...
