This is mainly for Roger, Anni, Dominic, Amin(?) and me..
Stuff to prepare:
hey hey!~ i need ppl who love to be in front of camera!~ and who wun mind spending some hours with mi to chit chat tok cock n play majong.. and of course.. take pictures n act infront of camera!!
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who’s interested??
Upcoming independent animator, Dominic Maximilian Foong will soon present to the public his exceptional work entitled (in deep monotonous symphony) , “The Bouncing Ball”. It is a culmination of hours of hardwork, blood, perspiration and profusely releasing more of the lovely ‘S’ word which came out spontaneously like that of a Chinese pig but never mind that. It is a piece that investigates and demystifies the metaphysical process that partakes whilst existing in the physical realm of drawing and creating in the imaginative realm of art. It is a soulful and insightful masterpiece that lasts for only (in monotonous Singaporean tone), ONE to TWO SECONDS ONLY la….
*Sians*…
Will post up the pencil tests soon for your viewing pleasure and for laughing at this idiotic freak. (but the plus point is…got chio bu…muahahahahahahhahahahahahaha..oops.)
hi everyone..
i miss grp 8.. haha… sound so emo
hmm.. ha!! yah kai rong very hot!~ make my mouth drop!~
Director in the making here… hmmm.. try to imagine director wendy chee in the future…
kee kee
even i myself can’t imagine how i would be like in the future..
hmm.. yea i do miss karen’s class somesort.. not the homework bit.. but more of the times spend playing around n doin silly things in her class.. hee
bahaha… glad that i’m still in the same class with some of u ppl.. can bully u ppl… wee~
take care guys… work hard… dun slack!!
see u ppl in class!~
Hey hey… how’s everyone? Weining’s not back yet is it?
Very long never see her already man… my life’s suddenly extremely peaceful.. it kinda feels weird.. =)
Anyways this week been learning scripting.. it’s A MAJOR PAIN IN E ARSE! Can you imagine Joyce Chin watashi a computer genius? Wait a few sems k.. I will be one soon.. Hahahaha
Hmm just random thoughts in point form ya….
1. Kairong’s looking HOT these days? Everyone agree?
2. Classes are boring.. I even miss Karen’s classes… weird huh…
3. I hope we all can meet up soon!
4. Hope everyone’s doing great and having fun in your respective majors and life’s going great in every sense and even if it’s not hang in there….
THAT’S ALL! *muacks* (for e girls) *pat on e back* (for e guys)
- genius in e making aka j o y c e -
Look what I found over the web! For those who missed out FRONT, this episode talks abt the works of the local artists in the S’pore pavilion of the Venice Biennale (which our dear Mr. Yuen is ever so familiar…) and features our fav. art hist lecturer too…WATCH IT.
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TRANSPORTATION explores the pain of the exilic journey – penal
transportation – migration, experience of enslavement, forced removal for
labour, oppression and exploitation, focusing on this as both an individual
and as a collective experience. The play captures the displacement and
suffering, cultural denigration and crisis of identity that ensues from all
forms of estrangement in the colonial period in the penal convict
settlements. It reconstructs the experiences of convicts transported
overseas to prisons and penal settlements in South and Southeast Asia during
the nineteenth century to the penal settlements established by the British,
from the late eighteenth to mid-nineteenth centuries, in Southeast Asia and
the Indian Ocean.
A whimsical play about a little girl who has the penchant of wearing mismatched slippers wherever she goes. And her sole pleasure in life is to watch the lights of the HDB flats in the night as it shines the brightest in the country. One day, an old man accidentally joins her in her mischievous pleasure. This shared pleasure of gazing at the bright lights unknowingly forges a special friendship between the both of them in one of the unlikliest places. Written by Yang Ming and directed by Gemia Foo.
