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1 month ago | eletom.com | Cyan Leigh Dacasin

During his lifetime, Fernando Zóbel explored the world with curious eyes and a thirst for artistic knowledge. His life revolved around the study of art, and he experimented with a variety of art forms, including abstraction and Chinese and Japanese calligraphy, which became a distinct part of his signature style. Later, he became known for contributing to the rise of modern art in the Philippines by helping out his fellow Filipino contemporary modernists.

1 month ago | eletom.com | Cyan Leigh Dacasin

“Hecho a mano en España”—handmade in Spain—is a phrase that fully captures the spirit of everything Ester Cortés set out to do when she started her brand. After leaving a life abroad behind in the wake of the pandemic, she found herself back in her hometown of Extremadura. This stunning, landlocked region in the heart of Spain is scattered with medieval cities and open fields that look like they could have been lifted straight from an old-world painting. This is where Cortés found her inspiration.

2 months ago | eletom.com | Cyan Leigh Dacasin

After watching three seasons of The White Lotus, the travel bug has officially bitten us once again, and it’s making us want to book the next flight already to get some respite from the daily occurrences happening in our lives. Fortunately, this year brings an impressive collection of new luxury accommodations in breathtaking destinations worldwide, and as we approach the hottest time of the year, it is perfect timing.

2 months ago | eletom.com | Cyan Leigh Dacasin

If you’ve seen those viral reels on Instagram of people jiving to house and techno music in cafes in the afternoon, we’re here to tell you now that it’s as every bit of fun in person This fascinating cultural phenomenon has emerged at the intersection of specialty coffee and electronic music: coffee culture raves. Last month, ELETOM Magazine collaborated with 404 Not Found for a unique coffeehouse rave that had our hearts thumping with DJ Dennis Garra spinning after lunch.

2 months ago | eletom.com | Cyan Leigh Dacasin

The mid-2010s were undoubtedly a time to be young, reckless, and alive. Our choices in music reflected that, as the rise of indie pop-rock and EDM became one of the core identifiers of growing up as a Millennial. In addition, we had our share of TV shows that defined our generation, and along with them came the introduction of iconic soundtracks comprised of tunes that we can still belt out today.