Enjoy this art collection and relax your soul
Fallen Angel – Alexandre Cabanel (1847)
A portrait of rebellion and sorrow, this work embodies the pain of exile and the cost of defiance. It questions the nature of free will and the burden of consciousness.
Vitruvian Man – Leonardo da Vinci (c. 1490)
A study of divine proportion, this drawing symbolizes the harmony between man and the cosmos. It reflects the Renaissance ideal that human existence is a bridge between the earthly and the divine.
The Kiss – Gustav Klimt (1907-1908)
A fusion of love and transcendence, this masterpiece captures the eternal human longing for unity. It speaks to the ecstasy and surrender found in deep connection.
Self-Portrait with Death – Arnold Böcklin (1872)
A haunting meditation on mortality, this painting reminds us that death is not a distant stranger but a silent companion. It urges us to confront our impermanence with awareness.
The Story of Nassim El Hassouni
I am Nassim El Hassouni, a writer and philosopher born in Morocco, driven by a relentless pursuit of existential truths and the contradictions that shape our lives. For the past five years, I have written purely for the sake of writing—an act that kept me alive during hard times. When life became challenging, I was breathing ink, pouring my soul onto paper. Influenced by the wisdom of Spinoza and Nietzsche and guided by the mystical teachings of Ibn Arabi, I have always embraced the challenge of questioning everything. My writing is my way of inviting readers to confront the paradoxes within themselves and explore the depth of their existence.
I write not just to share ideas but to share a journey—one that is raw, honest, and unafraid to peer into both the darkness and the light. My goal is simple: to inspire, provoke, and awaken. I invite you to join me on this path of self-discovery—follow my journey on my website and social media or subscribe to my newsletter for updates and insights as we embrace existence together. In this life, with all its struggles and triumphs, I seek not just knowledge, but the wisdom to embrace existence as it truly is.
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