Going on a Journey

Outline:

It’s about two different points of view of the two contrasting characters 

going through the same journey at the same time. 

Concept:

It seems the two are totally worlds-apart; however,

in the end…

They are actually the same character. 

It’s just him seeing this world with another point of view, 

turning things upside down, 

or having a little bit of changes to embrace the unexpected happy accidents. 

The left one:

Having imaginary thoughts and a curious mind, he likes to recall memories and adapting it with surprise. 

He says he lives in a surreal world.

The right one:

He holds the belief of “Seeing is believing.” 

Our different point of views resulted from different interests and backgrounds. 

And it is the reaction and thoughts coming up that becomes a reflection. 

However, at some point the difference become clearer 

because of our choices emphasizing on various topics. 

BQ

experimental stop motion

sketches from the trip to Paris

car park only?

 Birds eye view @ Peckham Multi-Storey Carpark

 It's not only a car park, it's an art space!

Large-scale sculptures and other contemporary abstract art pieces are displayed in the area.

I was amazed and surprised that a car park could be such an exciting place to visit!

There's also a bar situated atop 

on the move

Project: Community Project

Topic: Parkour Group

Research: the beauty of human body and moving arts

figure drawing

the most surreal of us all - Joan Miró

Exhibition: Joan Miró

Place: Tate Modern

I like Miró's inventive imagination in his works; and it is also impressive that his works reflects his world and events surround him.

Sometimes I don't enjoy seeing surreal pieces when I can't figure it out or having no feedback watching them; other times I love it a lot because I can let my imagination run wild and put my thoughts into artists' work by simply admiring them.

I do like Miró's work a lot, especially those line figures which express the emotions so well. And for me, they're in kind of bizarre-look in a charming way.

I drew some of them in my sketch book and jotted down what I liked about them.

Those line drawings are so fluid and nature which create a lovely, enjoyable atmosphere watching them.