07/07/2026
There was supposed to be no time break between new posts, but life did a reality check on this statement.
It’d be difficult to call Czech Republic architecture that different to that I’d seen in Poland so far. Still, psychologically, even if one’s similar to the other it’s still something new to one’s mind only because it’s in another place, surrounded by an unknown language. It’s a strange thing and I can see it in other people too when they’re traveling. Since I haven’t traveled that much in my life I’m especially vulnerable to succumb to this weird phenomenon. I actually like this feeling, probably because – although there’s not much in life that can surprise me – I still feel like there’s a whole wide world to see and it’ll all be something fresh, unseen.
I thought of this post as something to show contrast between areas not so far from each other. Industrial space mixed with old architecture, possibly relic-like. Not ancient by any means, but still reaching it’s fingers a couple hundred years into the past. All these places weren’t far from each other. Both captivated me just as much, and that serves as a proof to my statement in the beginning of this post.
More to come.
