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Continue reading ?: Social Media AccountabilitySocial media platforms have evolved into powerful tools shaping global discourse, prompting debates about their responsibility. Legal protection shields platforms from user-generated content, but the need for greater accountability is pressing. Moral considerations add another layer, as platforms are criticized for allowing harmful content. Public pressure also plays a significant…
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Continue reading ?: Abstract ArtAbstract art revolutionized painting in the early 20th century, prioritizing shapes, colors, and textures over realistic representation. Pioneered by artists like Malevich, Mondrian, and Pollock, it explores emotion and inner experience. Abstract art continues to influence contemporary movements while encouraging personal interpretation and emotional connection in viewers.
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Continue reading ?: Artists and DJs in the EDM SceneThe rise of EDM spotlighted numerous influential artists, each contributing uniquely to the genre. Avicii blended melodic house and pop; David Guetta brought EDM to mainstream audiences through collaborations; Calvin Harris produced radio-friendly hits. Skrillex popularized dubstep, while Tiësto and Martin Garrix advanced big-room house. Other key figures include Deadmau5,…
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Continue reading ?: VangelisVangelis, born Evangelos Odysseas Papathanassiou, is a renowned composer celebrated for his influential electronic music and evocative film scores. From his early musical endeavors in Greece to achieving global recognition with iconic works like “Chariots of Fire” and “Blade Runner,” Vangelis has left an indelible mark on the world of…
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Continue reading ?: The Internet ExplainedThe Internet has drastically transformed human communication, work, and learning. Despite its widespread use, many have only a superficial understanding of its workings. This comprehensive guide aims to delve into the Internet’s history, protocols, the World Wide Web’s birth, commercialization, modern developments, and societal impact. From ARPANET’s emergence to the…
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Continue reading ?: ImpressionismImpressionism emerged in late 19th-century France as a radical departure from academic painting, prioritizing the capture of light and color over meticulous detail. Key figures like Claude Monet, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and Edgar Degas pioneered techniques such as loose brushwork and plein air painting, focusing on everyday life and modern experiences.…
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Continue reading ?: Classical MusicClassical music, spanning from the Middle Ages to the present, showcases a rich historical evolution and diverse styles. The Medieval period’s Gregorian chants and the emergence of polyphony laid foundations for Western music. The Renaissance brought intricate polyphony and secular themes, while the Baroque period emphasized contrast and expressiveness. The…
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Continue reading ?: The Timeless Art of SoundMusic is a universal language that spans across cultures and time, encompassing ancient rhythms and complex symphonies. This comprehensive exploration delves into the evolution of music through the ages, highlighting the emotional impact, therapeutic qualities, and the structure of music. It also delves into various music genres, the impact of…
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Continue reading ?: Frugal LivingFrugal Living: The Art and Science of Saving Money While Enhancing Your Life Introduction In an era marked by financial instability, growing consumerism, and the pursuit of material success, frugal living has emerged as a powerful lifestyle choice. It’s a way of life that not only enables people to save…
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Where sound and form come together.
Lumlux Art is a space where music and visual art merge into one creative flow. Here, I share my passion for composing music and sculpting — two ways of exploring emotion, connection, and storytelling.
Whether you’re an artist, a lover of expressive art, or simply curious about what happens when intuition meets craft, I invite you to explore, listen, and feel inspired.
Take your time, look around, and most of all — feel at home.
“If you burned every book of fiction, in a thousand years they wouldn’t come back as they were. They’d all be different, because fiction is based on imagination. But if you burned all the science books, in a thousand years they’d all be back exactly the same, because science is based on facts and reality.”
Ricky Gervais
