Human Behaviour

"And there's no map
And the compass
Wouldn't help at all
Human behaviour, human, human"

Homogenic by Bjork, 1997

This is what Bjork sang for human behaviour, that most of the time human emotion has no logic, that we always get confused of. Like the creativity, something that we urge for in every part of life, with no boundaries beneath. Human emotion can hardly be satisfied, creativity is a journey without ending. Human tends to be emotional, loves to live in a creative way. 

Originally planned for Bjork's album

Bjork is singer-songwriter, often appears in crazy fashion scenes, weird and creative style, which is as daring as her musical style. Let's have a peep of her fantastic beauty.

"There's definitely, definitely, definitely no logic

To human behaviour

But yet so, yet so irresistible"

Beautiful Disaster, Jimmy

Life is always filled with unexpected events. Sometimes, unhappy event could lead us to some positive changes. Jimmy Liao, is a famous Taiwanese illustrator, who has worked in an advertising company for 12 years until he was diagnosed with leukemia. He survived from the battle with leukemia and published some pictures book which has earned him several book awards. His books have been adapted for television, movie and animation. One of the famous books is A Chance of Sunshine (向左走，向右走）. Jimmy's illustration usually surrounded by the theme of urban life, loneliness and dreams.

UP

Trying to depict a story about a girl who was trying to pursue for some simple happiness after a break-up. Taken last year when I was trying out my new camera.

Ernest in My Hometown

Ernest with his mural in Penang

Street art is a way of developing art in public places. It is definitely different from vandalism. Usually street artist uses the painting to deliver messages whereby people get inspired.

Ernest Zacharevic, a Lithuanian artist, has transformed some old walls across the streets of my hometown, Penang's Georgetown into new looks, with his beautiful mural paintings, in conjunction of Georgetown Festival 2012. These murals captured real life people and the traditional life in Penang.

Ernest's Neighbour

Little Boy with Pet Dinosour

Children on a Boat

Children on the Swing

Boy on a Bike

Futurism

The City Rises by Umberto Boccioni, 1910

It is one of the important Italian avant-garde art movement in the early 20th century. Futurism embraces the advanced technological changes and tends to demonstrate the beauty elements of modern life, such as the power of machine, speed and energy.  

The City Rises was the first futurist work done by Umberto Boccioni. It demonstrates the scene of men labour using the power of horses at a work site. The top right corner of the painting shows the construction of new modern buildings, implicating the energy power and the revolution of a city. Bold emotive colours were applied using quick successive brushstrokes.

Dynamic Hieroglyphic of the Bal Tabarin by Gino Severini, 1912

Dynamism of a Man's Head by Umberto Boccioni, 1913

The Bird's Nest

Officially opened in June 2008, Beijing National Stadium was designed to serve the purpose of use for 2008 Summer Olympics. This project involved a joint venture among Swiss architects Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron of Herzog & de Meuron, project architect Stefan Marbach and chief architect Li Xinggang from China while Ai Weiwei, leading Chinese artist, was the artistic consultant throughout the project. The original inspiration came from a mixture of local Chinese art form - the crackle glazed pottery and the Chinese Scholar stones, which was further developed into a web of twisting steel forming the roof - the Beijing Bird's Nest.