Cezanne and Mondrian: "the emotion of beauty is always hindered by the particular apperance of and 'object'; the object must therefore be abstracted from any figurative representation."
The essense of reality and truth lies not in the apperance, but the silhouette; the beauty is found in the underlying forms and the mysterious.
Found these as a caption of a photo in a competition 'out of focus' by SMUSAIC, and getting sucked in by it....
I agree; apperance doesn't really matter any more, at least for me. Or, maybe that it matters at the beginning, but it would not last long. It is the feeling that arose mysteriously that capture the affection to the beauty of an object. It is an apperance that distort and object's representation.
Look deeper into one's soul, look deeper into the nature of things. There is plenty of energy that could mesmerize and brought you in, the world of a whole, the world of emptiness - yet powerful, and bring happiness.
I am in an illusion world....
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Saturday, October 2, 2010
What do you want to be in the future?
I want to be a "pretty and charming" old woman
It may sound silly -- but actually when you look into it, there's so much more inside...
Really :)
It may sound silly -- but actually when you look into it, there's so much more inside...
Really :)
Oldest Best Friend come at some Age?
Looking at your friends, and see who is actually your oldest best friends and from which period has she/he developed to be your best friend?
I have noticed that the period where people start to developed to be a good friend is somewhat at the secondary school agae - about 12-15 years of age. I don't mean that you can't develop best friends when you are older or younger. This is just mean that it is the age where you start to think about your life and think on your own (to have your own opinion). Therefore, the friends at this period are those that come along and share the thoughts in your life.
Maybe you could argue that your oldest best friends is from the kindergarten or primary school. But I would challenge you to think again that actually, it is about the age of 12 and above that you become closer; as you would get to know th eperson more and develop a good friendship. Maybe that you are just lucky that your old friends have grown along with you since kindergarten and then you just get to know the person better at the later age.
Anyway, it is just my thought.....
I have noticed that the period where people start to developed to be a good friend is somewhat at the secondary school agae - about 12-15 years of age. I don't mean that you can't develop best friends when you are older or younger. This is just mean that it is the age where you start to think about your life and think on your own (to have your own opinion). Therefore, the friends at this period are those that come along and share the thoughts in your life.
Maybe you could argue that your oldest best friends is from the kindergarten or primary school. But I would challenge you to think again that actually, it is about the age of 12 and above that you become closer; as you would get to know th eperson more and develop a good friendship. Maybe that you are just lucky that your old friends have grown along with you since kindergarten and then you just get to know the person better at the later age.
Anyway, it is just my thought.....
Drying the Clothes in Venice
Seeing the cloths hanging around the residential ara in Venice. and Took picture of it
This raised something in my mind -- why are Asian travelling so far just to see the way people in Europe hang the clothes like this? I often see my friends' pictures taking similar shots of this particular clothes, colorful hanging across the house.
Why? -- Maybe we don't have as colorful summer clothes as them?
But probably the most contribution is that we have DRYER
Maybe, if we don't use dryer - we would get something like this?
No? -- it is just the manner of how people in Thailand hang the clothes.. maybe, we basically don't trust the air quality enough to hang the clothes outside like this? Or. if in the countryside, we hang.. but then it will be in different manner....
The matter of culture, and situation bound .... again.....
This raised something in my mind -- why are Asian travelling so far just to see the way people in Europe hang the clothes like this? I often see my friends' pictures taking similar shots of this particular clothes, colorful hanging across the house.
Why? -- Maybe we don't have as colorful summer clothes as them?
But probably the most contribution is that we have DRYER
Maybe, if we don't use dryer - we would get something like this?
No? -- it is just the manner of how people in Thailand hang the clothes.. maybe, we basically don't trust the air quality enough to hang the clothes outside like this? Or. if in the countryside, we hang.. but then it will be in different manner....
The matter of culture, and situation bound .... again.....
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