View Through My Windows

Welcolme everyone ! Here is the online exhibition « View Through My Windows », created by our small team of European Solidarity Corps volunteers from Lithuania. In this isolation days we want to share with you snapshots of views from windows and balconies collected all around the world. Click on a picture to dicover where it is from, and the text associated. If you want to participate and share your own windows picture, you can submit to us !

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Once, I saw that something in the sky was playing with our life.

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When you join life’s vibes v.s When you are locked out life’s vibes.

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We don’t have any mountain in Lithuania, everywhere you go, the landscape is still flat. People could think that it’s a boring country where to live, but sometimes I take a look throught my window, and I sudenly discover that a mountain grown. What a beautiful view I have from my window isn’t it ? Tomorrow it will not be the same. Maybe the mountain will turn into a peacefull sea. Actually, if I live in a modest building, in a flat country, it doesn’t mean that I can’t have a view on a wonderfull landscapes from my home. Perhaps every place have is own beauty, and you just need to learn to change your glance.

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Ahoj! This is a window from my room in Přerov, Czech Republic. 

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Here is one of the wonderfuller sky I saw during the quarantine. Words to express how much I felt glad to see that, are not exist.

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My view from Metz.

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I don’t know if it’s because I’m always hungry, but sometimes sky looks to me like a really tasty candy.

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With this online gallery project, I realise that it’s truly crazy how many time I took a picture of this same view from the same window without having twice the  same result. Colors, clouds, atmosphere are never ever same. I remember a poem from Tolkien where he said that we will never have enough of one life to see all the different greens in a same forest. This thought is such a good anchor to hook my mind during these days so similars.

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The view from my bedroom in Metz. I love very much this cooper beech ! It seems unbreakable and protective

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We don’t really have windows. But we can see a part of the city, nature and sky. It’s never the same. Every night it’s changing. Every day too. But it makes us fly, be free, travel and imagine. Thanks to the univers we leave in <3

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Sometimes, when I see how big and wonderfull are clouds, I tell myself that if I were born in an other times, when nobody knew what are these immense shapes in the sky, I would also think that some gods lived there.

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Hi from Belgium through the Window of my bedroom  ! 😍

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I really enjoy these nights, when just watching through my bedroom window, lying in my bed, is already a great activity. Often, I noticed during this quarantine time that some views from my windows are that wonderfull than some place I saw when I was visiting others countries, and it give me some peacefull. I know that, at least, if nothing come back to the normal way, I could always discover wonderfull views in the sky, even if I’m still stuck in the same place.

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Santiago de Compostela, Galiza, Spain. 

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Full moon in Virgo

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Pictures from my hometown.

Muros, Galiza.

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Baltu through me