在兩幢陳舊的大厦間，有這條陋巷，少人用也少人管。
是造就這片風光的原因吧! 印象中它出現好一段時間了. . .
是造就這片風光的原因吧! 印象中它出現好一段時間了. . .
(Left) Jean Arp, Collage Arranged According to the Laws of Chance, 1916–17.
(Right) Paul Klee, Chalk Drawing, 1939
(Right) Paul Klee, Chalk Drawing, 1939
除了"Art is around us"外，藝術也衝激我們的記憶與聯想。
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謝謝分享,
好有意思,
或者你是說得對的,
香港是否文沙漠,
不在於有多少件藝術品在藝術館內,
而是我們有否在生活中找到點點趣味和靈感!
good eyes & good comparison ... thanks for letting us share the creative street art in our city.
btw, where is the location of the "Klee-Arp"?
Nice to meet you, 新鮮人 & walker. I'll continue to look for more art around us ^^
walker, it's a narrow path found on Queen's Road West, opposite to the Sheung Wan Civic Centre.
How nice is your superimposition!
By chance just bum into your blog. Sometimes past memories/experience will change your interpretation of a text. I had similar experiences also, and it is was very strange. http://lebenswelts.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!35EE915656A8ACB8!547.entry
http://lebenswelts.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!35EE915656A8ACB8!529.entry
Thanks for your note alan. i think our brains are very powerful in some ways. And some people are very sensitive to images, just like you and me.
Thank for your reply too, Magie. I surfed more of your blog, and your 不期而遇 (五) is a classic. These experiences are like deja vu. I am more sensitive to color than pattern in 不期而遇 experiences. Sometimes I am frightened just by looking at some colors, in real life and in painting. Very strange. BTW, are you interested to discuss more on this? If you do, please drop me a line to alanctang@gmail.com. Thx and have a great 2009, Alan
It is me again. Sorry. Just have 'remembered' and confirmed another one. Have to post it asap. Experience dictates interpretation?
This will make a good one to start in 09. A
“There are two tragedies in life. One is to lose your heart's desire. The other is to gain it.” George Bernard Shaw
“There are only two tragedies in life: one is not getting what one wants, and the other is getting it.” Oscar Wilde
“There are only two tragedies in life: one is having not one wants, and the other is wanting not one has.” Alan Tang(This makes my day, :))
Alan: Art mimicks life and life embraces art. That's a very circular phenomemon. I marvel at your "Monet vs. real life landscape" experience but i think it won't be hard to find similar experiences if we keep our mind and eyes open. Let's share more experiences alike in the future :)
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