Paper is all that artists Kelvin Atmadibrata (Indonesia) and Rin Ioka (Japan) want for Christmas this year, as the duo collaborates on an origami exhibition titled Mobile Garden at Pagoda St.’s Forth Gallery from Dec 23 to 30. (Read more)
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Imagination has been my life for the past 19 years. I live in my own fantastical realm where everything goes according to what I imagine it to be, or so I wish.
My dope for escape includes a daily dosage of any sort of Japanese drama, music, manga and anime. Add in other remedies such as the iPod, magazines and TV, my life will appear to be a sanctum for anyone who is overly exposed to the media.
This capricious person has goals in her eccentric life too, just that there are too many on that checklist: I aim to watch as many Japanese dramas and movies I can; I aim to read up on Arthur Rimbaud and his works; I aim to become a novelist; I aim to mark my presence around the world; I aim to come up with endings for all the stories I’ve started; I aim to introduce more goals to my life. =)
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“Empty spaces give you time to think about life.”
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