Profil Avianti Armand | magz.tempo.co

The City, Food, and Loneliness

The city rushes to alienate people. Diners and food are the lifeboats that keep them from drowning.

Spectators often throw objects onto the soccer field during matches. Some of their messages are clear, others are more mysterious.

Being a clown means exposing ourselves to the risk we fear most: being vulnerable.

Cities were built by men, for men. It is time to include women.

People rarely learn from their journeys. Yet why do they still travel?

Language does not provide the vocabulary to describe the deep spectrum of emotions. New words must be created.

Why do falsehoods last? Because human beings live through the strength of fiction. Many suffer often as the result of lies.

In Ghana, Indomie becomes the success story of Indonesian business on the one hand, and Africa’s poverty on the flip side.