Dancing at Aga Khan

Is there a better way to dance? ..... Even with a casted foot

We love this place! We stopped by Aga Khan Museum to check out some amazing historic Islamic art.

As we set up our camera for a self-timer, we met many strangers along the way. Reasons why we love Canada, haha.

Jude then picked me up from a distance. 

Through a self-timed lens, we danced. 

.... Aren't reflections so fascinating. 

Through a self-timed lens, we also chased one another. We like to find our inner child, because as Picasso says, "it takes a long time to become young"

Hi museum outdoor architecture, we love you

Inside, everything was so wonderful. We also got a chance to see art by artists that have been displaced from their home. Many talented Palestinians and Syrian artists expressed mind-blowing art on what it's like to not have a home. 

One art piece stuck with us for so long, the artist emailed every country's government to ask for immigration and if the country would take him in. He documented every response on a square wooden board on top of a painted flag. It is a piece of art that everyone must see. So, try your best to make a visit and check it out!

Who else can't resist squash soup? Yummeh 

And that's our self-timed experience at Aga Khan, if you visit a museum anytime soon, let us know about it in the comments below :) 

Stay gold, 

Selftimers