J.T. Rogers – One Giant Leap excerpt
- Post date March 8, 2022
“Men looked down upon the blue splendour of the earth
And for the first time he saw his home”
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The Laughing Heart – Charles Bukowski
- Post date February 25, 2022
“it may not be much light but it beats the darkness”
Paradigm shifts
- Post date July 27, 2021
From Climate to Home
From Inequality to Dignity
From Online to Onlife
From Representation to Power
What if doing what you wants make you a quitter?
- Post date October 16, 2020
This was a post I drafted in March 2012. I no longer remember what prompted me to write it, but I am pretty sure the reason that I didn’t publish it was that I didn’t have the courage to, fearing that I will not make it. On a separate point, there was a point of […]
Ars Electronica Festival 2014: an interpretation
- Post date October 8, 2014
Here is an abridged version of the English Highlight guide tour that I gave on Sunday 7th September at Ars Electronica Festival 2014 (AEF). Thank you to the 6 wonderful audience members I had and that €2 tip really made me happy. I was at AEF for 3 weeks from 23 August till 13 September 2014, thanks to the Sampad […]
@LivingArchitect on @LondonRealTV
- Post date January 27, 2013
(I don’t know how the hell @LondonRealTV started following me, but thank god it did. I watched an episode before bed till 2am, and another at 10am once I woke up.) “Time is a creative force that stops things from being irreversible The irreversibility of things is where creative opportunities lie.” “Co-construct your future by bringing things […]
Share: 6 Lessons from Negative Reviews
- Post date November 12, 2012
This is a repost of part of Jenny’s post. Full original version here. Before that, in a timely manner, I read this from Guardian Theatre Blog: Fail Safe. 6 Things I’ve Learned From Negative Reviews: 1. They show that you’ve DONE something. You’ve created something. You’ve pushed through your fear to ship something that matters […]
Talkaoke
- Post date November 5, 2012
There was this UFO table thing in the corner of Barbican Weekender, and appeared on the little screen on the side was the discussion topic: “Why the long queue for the rain room?” There were 2-3 people around the table, and a man sitting in the middle passing on the mic from one to another. […]
Athletes and artists
- Post date August 5, 2012
Sports push the limits of human body Arts push the limits of human imagination
Go Bonkers for the Olympics Opening Ceremony
- Post date July 29, 2012
Don’t even try to ask me how I would compare the Beijing ceremony and London ceremony. It is like as absurd as comparing whether a nectarine or an apple has a better taste – merely a matter of preference. If you do need an answer, I’d say I LOVE the London ceremony. The London 2012 […]