citylikeyou — De School — Amsterdam by Fei Alexeli

With 24 hr licence to function as club, nights easily turn into days here. De school houses a coffee and a restaurant place, you can literally enter Friday and leave Sunday. :0 Quite in weekdays with great coffee, atmosphere and natural light

Website
deschoolamsterdam.nl

Address
De School, 1 Doctor Jan van Breemenstraat, Amsterdam, Netherlands

Visual Artist

Current city: Thessaloniki

Other cities: London Amsterdam

feialexeli.com

Fei Alexeli is a digital visual artist, born and raised in Greece in 1987. While studying architecture in Oxford, she found her passion for visual arts. She completed her BA in Arts and Architecture and later finished her post-graduate architectural studies at the University of East London. Fei uses photography, photo-montage and digital collage in her practice.

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