19.3.11
13.2.11
Do head down to Singapore Arts Museum if you have time, there's a specutaclar piece of work on display by Jane Lee along the huge wall facing the stairs. It was her other work called "Status" which I initially got to know this artist(although I have only seen it off a brochure & the page has been sitting on my desk since then). I read that "Status" has been bought by the same museum so hopefully I will get to see it in real life in the near future:) have added her website in my sidebar, where you can see her works & the process of art making which plays an equally important role in her art.
24.1.11
Have you done your spring cleaning yet? This year I'm changing the fengshui of my room with the changing of position of my bed and a few shelves here and there. Loads of digging up of old stuffs, discarding of super dusty stuffs and my nose running a million miles. It's pretty theurapeutic though, traveling down memory lane as each old toys or stuff hold a fragment of my long gone days. I think my favourite part of Chinese new Year is the spring cleaning though, tiring but fulfilling at the end of it...:) (gorilla is fr Planet Hollywood, Sydney, while Muppets are fr McDonalds, boy they still look so new & fresh)
27.12.10
13.12.10
3.11.10
If you are in town you may want to check out the Singapore International Photography Festival 2010, ongoing right now at various locations.
2.11.10
If you deliberately try to think/act un-deliberately, doesn't it make it more deliberate? This is the oxymoron I encounter when I try to shoot. Similarly when I see photos taken by others, is it possible to see the oxymoron? Or is it real. On another note, my train of thoughts have been moving in so many directions that alot of times I end up totally lost from my initial thoughts. I'm sure you have experienced that, right? No?
1.11.10
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