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Sunday, January 11, 2009
Sunday. 11th January 2009.Current Mood: Wishing...
I seriously have nothing interesting to blog about or any photographs I would like to upload, so here you go once again, photographs from my HK trip. I suddenly realised that the Carrie Chau exhibition at Times Square(HK) some of the products they were selling was also to be found in Singapore, saw it in either Cleo or Seventeen magazine yesterday. But so far I only saw the wallet, and it's rather expensive for something like that. Above is a picture I took from the Carrie's exhibition(: I loved the design of trees filled with paper planes(:
And I really admire artist who can do such a masterpiece. It may look usual at first sight, but look closer and you will realise that actually with the help of a reflective steel rod, you will be able to see a portait inside the typical landscape(: The rod was placed in by me, to help you see better. I saw these along with a few others at the Optical Illusion exhibition at the HK science Museum. Shall upload the others another time. But I am still wondering how did the artist do such an art piece???
I seriously have nothing interesting to blog about or any photographs I would like to upload, so here you go once again, photographs from my HK trip. I suddenly realised that the Carrie Chau exhibition at Times Square(HK) some of the products they were selling was also to be found in Singapore, saw it in either Cleo or Seventeen magazine yesterday. But so far I only saw the wallet, and it's rather expensive for something like that. Above is a picture I took from the Carrie's exhibition(: I loved the design of trees filled with paper planes(:
And I really admire artist who can do such a masterpiece. It may look usual at first sight, but look closer and you will realise that actually with the help of a reflective steel rod, you will be able to see a portait inside the typical landscape(: The rod was placed in by me, to help you see better. I saw these along with a few others at the Optical Illusion exhibition at the HK science Museum. Shall upload the others another time. But I am still wondering how did the artist do such an art piece??? posted by vanessa loves you # 9:15 PM 
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