How a bohemian is born
The charm of the impoverished artist is a cliché that has never abandoned the collective imagination: this category has taken the name of bohemians, those who have been able to make poverty an art form. It is only recently that the term "bohemian" is approached with style. Since it has always been a word to be attributed to that nucleus of impoverished citizens.
A sort of "art of getting by" for those who have remarkable imaginative gifts such as artists and writers who have done so as to make their state of poverty a world rich in knowledge and charm.
The harmony of this vision of freedom has an origin strictly linked to having nothing material, giving free rein to creativity.
Wealth in the hearts of artists
It is precisely because a bohemian sees a cage in society that has not allowed him to emerge from an artistic point of view. Dissociated from any political trend, all the inspiration of thought is placed in a flashy style that will later become a fashion. It is the reason why often those who need to change the layout of their home impulsively but do not have the means to upset it, use an elegant and at the same time Spartan style that leaves it to go back to the bohemians.
A style that brings back a vision outside the company outside the front door. Immersion in a real daydream, from the dream world mixed with the Dionysian one.
From France to Italy the transformation of Bohème
Considered gypsies in bourgeois Paris of the 1600s, the bohemian style is now considered a luxury. In France it comes from nothing, using only creativity to be able to build a dignified and extroverted life. Now in Italy as in other countries of the world this seems to have lost its enamel of concreteness.
It takes a little materially and a lot of imagination to be able today to transform one's homes into dreamlike and welcoming worlds. If the imagination fails, you can always take a cue from the original gypsies. And let that unbridled flow of love, freedom and dreams take shape quickly in our apartments.
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