Illuminating the sea with memories: Joaquín Sorolla through light and colour
Leo Li delves into the life and work of Spanish Luminist painter, Joaquín Sorolla.
Read moreLeo Li delves into the life and work of Spanish Luminist painter, Joaquín Sorolla.
Read moreLeo Li laments the blissful ignorance of youth to the impermanence of beauty in this elegy to a white bauhinia.
Read moreIn this fantasy tale of two dragons, uniting through their solitude, Leo Li writes on the true meaning of returning home.
Read more‘And there’s nothing as ominous as a cat that looks just like its shadow’. In this chilling piece, Leo Li masterfully crafts a vessel into the complex omen of the black cat.
Read more“Nowhere is farther away from home than an airport’s baggage claim”. Leo Li writes on the silent sorrow of leaving home for the start of a new year and term.
Read moreIn this pensive poem, Leo Li reflects on the impermanency of life.
Read moreNew simulations from Durham’s Institute for Computational Cosmology have suggested an alternate origin for the Moon.
Read moreIn this meandering account, Leo Li explores the exhaustion and disillusionment that can surface in student-life.
Read more“Shall I compare him to a summer’s day? If so, his absence to a summer’s rain?”
Read moreAncient black holes from the very beginning of the Universe seem an increasingly plausible dark matter candidate. Maybe the Universe isn’t as harmonious as we’d hoped.
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