The title and contents of this blog were largely inspired by an exhibition at the Biennale di Venezia. The theme was architecture and the purpose was to discuss who architects would be designing for in the future.
The [global opportunist] was defined as the following:
WORKS on remaining a student for as long as possible
LIVES where his studies take him
CELEBRATES freedom
BELIEVES one day he will settle down. Maybe.
As this seemed like a fairly adequate description of my life at the moment, I took it on as a project to document [global opportunity] in all its forms and hopefully say a thing or two about people, places and life for a new generation in a world of opportunity.
Since obviously I can't presume to speak for everyone, this is meant to be an open forum for discussion, hence the plural [opportunists]. If you are interested in posting your experiences and consider yourself a [global opportunist] as well, give me some time and I'll figure out how to make Blogger do this for all of us.
In the mean time, if you have a story, experience or observation that you wish to share in WHATEVER language, please write to me at:
matthew.arancio@gmail.com
and I will be sure to post it.
A Humble Tribute
A view of Lower Manhattan from the Pulaski Bridge in Brooklyn...
*Note: [global opportunity] doesn't necessarily imply being a student, nor is it exclusively limited to travel experiences. If you enjoy the following, you may be a [global opportunist]*
speak [freely]
think [outside the box]
celebrate [diversity]
explore [frequently]
travel [cheaply]
accumulate [visas]
photograph [incessantly]
eat [locally...and cheaply]
live [within your means]
bend [rules]
prefer [transport other than the car]
have also been referred to as a [hipster...or expat]
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