Hacking the Good Days...
From the monthly archives: October 2006
Got invited by Paul (the founder of yellowikis) to the BBC innovation labs today in Brighton – was so happy to see such a green and nice area of England! I must travel more now that I am in the centre of everything (a ten-minutes walk from the London Bridge rail station). No excuse [...]
I definitely want to go to the Battle of Ideas organized by the Institute of Ideas with RCA and other interesting parties,
The Battle of Ideas 2005 was an interdisciplinary festival at which hundreds of people had the opportunity to get to grips with and discuss the key ideas of our time. The Battle [...]
樹 欲靜而風不息
Serenity wished by the trees ungranted by the zestful winds
子欲養而親不在
As in children who wished to be there, for their parents six-feet-under
常將有日思無日
Always imagine what you have as gone
莫待無時想有時
Instead of being reminicent about things that you don’t have no more
Pardon my [...]
As humans, we used to think that we are unique animals because we can feel. We cannot, however, refute the possibilities that other animals can feel, too. Sometimes to our surprise, an evolutionary little gesture from a puppy reminds us how much we can be behind of animals.
Remember those cute puppies? When you give [...]
So was just chilling out with my new Italian friend from my class, and she was so sweet to invite me to an art installation opening at Creshire St. At first I thought it was going to be just a few artifects and people popping champagn, but when got there I was absolutely blown away [...]
I’ve been busy these days – making my own bedside table with scrap cardboards, a glue and a cutter.
If you click this flickr link, you get to see how I created the whole thing from scratch – without a ruler…
I’m darn proud of saving up the money (and wasting that [...]
Had some great discussions today in class extending the notion of Enlightenment – ‘the quest of knowledge’. Been to the galleries this weekend – the King’s library of the National Gallery has provided a timely immersion into what enlightenment was like, as a historical and mainly Western legacy, for a foreigner like me in London. [...]
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