Art Travel

Chiang Mai, in Gold and Green

Food Sex and Art

Chiang Mai moves slow, and it makes you slow too. A few frames from the north: gold, stone, and what was on the table.

A gold and black temple spire rising against an overcast Chiang Mai sky, framed by tree branches.
A temple spire against a grey morning sky.
Leaf-shaped latte art in a yellow cup on a dark wood table.
A leaf, drawn in the foam.
A white stone guardian singha statue at a temple against a clear blue sky.
A stone guardian at the temple gate.
An ornate blue-tiled chedi spire seen from directly below.
A tiled chedi, seen from below.
A plate of fried greens and herbs with meat on a red patterned table.
Lunch. Fried greens and herbs.
Pink flowers and cold drinks arranged on a light wood café table.
Flowers and cold drinks on a café table.
A golden Lanna temple at dusk, flanked by naga serpent balustrades.
A temple at dusk, flanked by naga serpents.

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