Sep 303 min read

Libra - The Harmonizer

Zodiac Tales

Episode 10.

A new month means a new Zodiac Tales episode! What better way to move through 2024 on a inspiring and positive note?

Alongside the launch of our new Zodiac Signs silk bandanas we wanted to create something special. A link, a connection between two worlds. We have therefore invited some of our favourite personalities to join us and share their experiences and knowledge as their own astrological signs.

And what a delight it all was.

Our tenth guest is Geoffrey Masure. Photographer, and founder of Mazur Magazine. As a Libra, he tells us about his search for beauty, harmony but also his connection to the source.

Here's the full interview, enjoy !

Hello Geoffrey, welcome to our boutique in the center of Brussels, we're so happy to have you here!

To start things off could you tell us a bit more about you and what you do?

I am Belgian and was born in Tournai in 1969.

I'm a fashion editor and photographer and I have had

a title called Mazur Magazine for four years.

If you could describe your personality in 3 words, which would you choose?

Esthete, resilient, spiritual.

What's astrology for you?

Having a lucky star.

The connection with the stars is what is

the most important, at least for me.

Is it important to you?

It is evident to me, it's part of life.

Would you say you know a lot about your sign? (libra)

Yes, I have been practicing this knowledge of

self-harmonization, of one's journey, and this connection

we have with others and nature for 44 years.

Ruled by Venus, Libras seek perfection,

Does photography help you achieve this goal?

Photography allows me to capture beauty.

In artistic research, we are always in

perpetual search for beauty and we want to freeze it, retain it.

Although harmonious, Libras are cardinal signs seeking new knowledge,

As. an editor-in-chief, does it help feed this insatiable curiosity?

I think that as editor-in-chief of a magazine and

photographer or artist in general, we are just a vector,

a large channel through which everything passes.

We only deliver what we receive.

There are a lot of magazines or publishers that just show what others are doing.

And then there are others who know how to highlight existing talents.

Creating content for your own magazine certainly helps

you be closer to the reader and the team in general?

Oh yes, totally.

There are two schools.

There is the old school, the kind of monarch surrounded by his subjects, and then there is the new school, where everyone is on the same level and we are all creating together.

And that is my school.

What inspired you today?

The connection with the Source.

When we say the universe, I think it's the people around you, it's nature, it is looking

inside yourself first and foremost and spend a lot of time in silence emptying your mind.

Because we receive a lot of images, news,

information when in fact everything is within us - already.

Rather than looking inside,

we always tend to look outside constantly.

But I think it's the opposite that should be done.

What are you most proud of?

Above all, the relationships that I have created in recent