"Gone but not Forgotten" by Damien Hirst. The golden skeleton of a mammoth that sits in the courtyards at the Faena Miami Beach Hotel
"Gone but not Forgotten" by Damien Hirst. The golden skeleton of a mammoth that sits in the courtyards at the Faena Miami Beach Hotel

"Gone but not Forgotten" by Damien Hirst is a mesmerizing sculpture at Faena Miami Beach Hotel. This gilded mammoth skeleton in a golden tank challenges mortality's essence and human history, inviting profound contemplation on life's mysteries. Discover this thought-provoking masterpiece at Faena—an artful blend of history, mythology, and existential reflection.

 

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ARTNadia Bouzidfaena hotelMiami Beach, Sculptures, Outdoor Art, Cool Hotels, Damien HirstComment
Flower Symbolism in Shakespeare's Hamlet
Flower Symbolism in Shakespeare's Hamlet

The tradition of gifting flowers goes beyond mere aesthetics; it has been used to convey messages through the historical language and symbolism associated with each flower. One of the most intriguing references to flower symbolism can be found in William Shakespeare's renowned play, Hamlet. In a poignant scene, Ophelia hands out various flowers to different characters, each carrying profound symbolic meanings.

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PLANTSNadia BouzidMeaning of Flowers, Pansies, Hamlet, Shakespere, Plant Symbolism, FlowersComment
🌿🌿The plant that keeps on giving🌿🌿
🌿🌿The plant that keeps on giving🌿🌿

Pothos is one of the easiest house plants to have, maintain and reproduce. They do not need a lot of light and can be easily propagated (clonned)  from a single cutting.I love giving plants as gifts for the home. Specially for new house or new business venture.

I have a big Pothos which I call the my "mother plant", when I see it is growing too long, I trim off some cuttings and place them in water to grow new roots. Empty white wine bottles work perfect as you can easily see the roots growing. Once it is ready to be planted in soil I repot it in a planter and send it to a new home to bring some good energy and oxygen. 

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HOMENadia BouzidHome Hacks, Pothos, Plants, Propagating Pothos, Propagation, Interiors, The plant that keeps on givingComment
How to Propagate Pothos 🌿 #vines from cuttings
How to Propagate Pothos 🌿 #vines from cuttings

I normally use se empty clear wine bottles to propagate Pothos vines

  1. Trim 4 to 6 inches from a healthy pothos vine. (I have a healthy thick mother plant which I am constantly trimming for propagation) Remember to use a sharp knife or scissors.

  2. Place your trimming in a clear glass container with fresh water. I like to use white wine bottles. click to explore more home hacks with wine bottles. 

  3. Leave your photos in a place where it can receive some sunlight, but not direct strong light.

  4. In a month you will start seeing some roots and now your pothos will be ready to be transported to soil.

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HOME, PLANTSNadia BouzidHome Hacks, Propagation, Propagating Pothos, Pothos, Plants, steps for pothos propagationComment