self-portrait, 6 Sep 2025
Camera: Fujifilm X-T20
trying on a metaphor
One Nice Bug Per Day
Xuebing Du
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me

Product Placement
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"

shark vs the universe

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Kaledo Art
wallacepolsom

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noise dept.

#extradirty

祝日 / Permanent Vacation
AnasAbdin

titsay
TVSTRANGERTHINGS

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self-portrait, 6 Sep 2025
Camera: Fujifilm X-T20
5 September 2025
2024.
It is a lighthouse. I was lost for direction in my life, until I saw a lighthouse that I could derive a sense of direction from: which direction to avoid, and which direction to pursue.
The lighthouse is the presence of God in my life: Father, Son and the Spirit of God (the Ruach HaKodosh).
17th September, 2023 A.D.
Made some pictures, at some kind of demonstration/protest/rally, which was related to climate change.
2nd September 2023
With my latest artwork - which is a masterpiece, if I may say so myself 😤 - I have painstakingly traced the evolution of human writing systems from mysterious Eastern logograms, to Arabic numerals, to Western alphabets, and finally arrived at the system to unite them all: the magnificent QR Code! This is surely the apex of human achievement! Nothing else in the future can out-perform the QR Code in simplicity, enigma-ness and eloquence! What a marvel of engineering! What a fruit of invention!
(Is this an ironic and sarcastic message, you ask? Good question, I'll leave it as an exercise for the reader.)
4th June 2023
A fantasy that the gardeners who tend to coffee plants, can enjoy a cup of coffee - and peaceful, harmonious conversation - together with the coffee-roasters and coffee-brewers who are on the other side of the planet.
Title of collage: A collective yearning
What do people want? A comfortable sofa? A soft and warm bed? A cup of fragrant coffee? A box of colour-pencils?
Through this collage, I tried to explore the idea that Maya Angelou has popularised: "we are more alike than we are un-alike".
31st January 2023.
origami: rabbit
Materials used: left-over hongbao/angbao/red packets, from the period of Chinese New Year.
9th January 2023.
Made a kind of little collage.I wanted to highlight the cosmopolitan nature of this island where I stay. Instant noodles - named Nissin - are from Japan, and a sign-board is in Spanish language.I threaded a kind of yarn through the paper, to represent craftsmanship (for example, sewing). I once read somewhere: to learn a craft is to join the great circle of siblings, brothers and sisters, located all over the world, who practise the same craft.
10th January 2023.
I wanted to highlight how absurd it is to point out a public enemy that everyone should rush to eliminate.
Instead of "us versus them", "democracy versus communism", how about "you versus the villain I have concocted"?
Made something today.
It has gotten me thinking how gentlemen are rare to come by, these days.
And no, saying that you yourself are a gentleman doesn't make you one.
5th November 2022.
Sketched, doodled, day-dreamed, whatever you call it.
About a coffee plant, growing among sun, rain and humans.
15 August 2022.
Felt a bit bored, so I sat down with some objects that I had stockpiled.
And some kind of collage emerged. I shall title it:
"Guard your heart, for out of it arises the issues of life".
My attempt at upcycling. I hope it brings you a chuckle or two.
Materials used: discarded fabric, paper magazines, plastic sheet.
I used discarded magazines as part of the materials for this bracelet.
Other materials that I used: felt, and jewellery string.
My beginner-attempt to make jewellery out of recycled materials.
(and it seems like I have to learn more about the basics of visual design, if I want to get better.)(and it seems like I have to learn more about the basics of visual design, if I want to get better.)
Materials used: plastic bottle, paper magazine, toilet paper, an un-used sweater.
#upcycling
Someone (the staff of Kult Gallery, in Singapore) donated a diskette to me recently.