Tuesday, October 8, 2013

Seoul: 笑臉滿街



 Stay young.


 Keep walking.


And we mingled in the charming Jogyesa Temple.

Monday, October 7, 2013

Seoul: 看你心所想看的








Anyang Art Park — near Anyang Metro Station

Beautiful night lights in Seoul 

Sunday, October 6, 2013

Seoul: 快樂是圓形


Wacky ice-cream cone & a sunny morning.



 Alexander Calder at Leeum


Magnificent view at Myeong-dong

Saturday, October 5, 2013

Seoul: 小心拍照



Ssamziegil is a great place to spend your morning in Insa-dong. This unique area was designed in such a way by connecting its charming alleys in the form of a spiral-like stairway.

Note: Photo-taking on handicrafts display is not allowed – sensible respect to the artists' hard work.


MMMG Cafe at Anguk.

Friday, October 4, 2013

Taipei / Seoul


小虎會飛嗎?

Kimchi & Seol-leong Tang (ox bone stew & rice) for supper....!

Thursday, October 3, 2013

Wednesday, October 2, 2013

Taipei: 創作的意義是......



華山文化園區 - 我想我會再回來。

 嚮往綠色城市。

西門町 紅樓劇場 - 慢慢發現新鮮感

 寧夏夜市

Tuesday, October 1, 2013

Taipei: 花花、黑白、空間


每個地方都會有它的故事。




張照堂的故事:《歲月/照堂1959-2013影像展》,臺北市立美術館



Imminent Sounds: Falls and Crossing
Imminent Sounds, following the 2010 Mobilité, sons et formes, is the second collaborative exhibition between the Taipei Fine Arts Museum and Grame, National Center of Musical Creation in Lyon, France. Imminent Sounds presents seventeen video and installation works by around twenty artists invited from the United States, Belgium, France, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Colombia and Chile, including video pioneer Bill Viola, music video master Thierry de Mey, and founder of the Grame Center, Pierre Alain Jaffrennou.

Works for the exhibition were selected around the themes Falls and Crossings. Falls is a concept seen in the works of many thinkers, writers and artists, and has been interpreted here not only as a physical phenomenon embodying tension and power, but also as related to the natural cycle of rise and fall in life. Programmed in conjunction with the exhibition, performances and forums will be presented that reflect the Grame Center's many years of experience developing new media art.