Showing posts with label Art Projects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art Projects. Show all posts

May 13, 2014

A MOTHER'S LOVE


This Mother's Day I collaborated with Newo Digital (a sub company of Tencent) at Shanghai to create a short clip for Tencent QQ Messenger to celebrate mother's day and also to promote QQ's new sound recording function now available in its Mobile chatroom app. The 10 images narrates the relationship between a mother and daughter from the daughter's birth to adulthood using only watercolor and flowers. I shall not describe too much of the details and let you do the interpretation. Looking back at this series, I think it looks like a silent drama that depicts the chronicles of a mother's life.

A huge thank you to Kevin and Celine from Tencent. I was supposed to fly to Shanghai for this project but due to my really tight schedule, we decided for an overseas collaboration instead. For two weeks, day and night, we use QQ Messenger to discuss and communicate about everything. From sketches, types of flowers, storyboard, scripting etc, this project would have never be done without QQ.

A big thank you to all the love and support all the way from China. And after much requests, I have created a Weibo account! I am still struggling with all the functions here and there, but I will update often there as well!

Last but not least, I made this as a gift for my mother and all the mommas around the world. Happy Mother's Day and much love. 

September 23, 2012

TRANSITION










A month back I was lucky enough to be an extra hand to help out at Clayrene's photo shoot of her latest artwork. Undoubtedly the trio team of her, Mr Boo and Mr Teo, all from NAFA will produce only the cherry on top of the cake. The forklift was sprayed baby pink, a clever fusion between masculine and sweet. If you peruse the pictures carefully, you'll notice so many funny things! Clay's dress, the smiling worker who sees into the shutter etc. I really really wish everyone can see the forklift personally as it's such a delight, even the workers had a great day at the factory! These painstakingly completed photograph titled 'Que Sera Sera' is now exhibited and if you're curious to find out more,

Venue: Lim Hak Tai Gallery, NAFA Campus 1
MRT: Bugis, Bras Basah, or Dhoby Ghaut
Till 26th Sep 2012 

It takes two years for this to be wrapped up but it takes nearly two decades to realize the real meaning behind the persistence of dream.


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