recallthetune

I've been inactive here the past few days, with a very good reason. Just two days ago I arrived at Chicago O'hare Airport, with an awful jet lag, and without getting any decent sleep, I drove almost 3 hours south of Chicago with a rental car. I'm finally somewhat settled at a hotel for few days, taking around my mom since its her first time visiting my school. My school starts coming Monday and I'm moving into my apartment tomorrow. I guess I'll be very busy for the time being, since I'll be driving back to Chicago again tomorrow to drop my mom off at the airport after I've moved my stuff into my apartment. I'm sure I'll be much more active

I have never registered for so many networks. They are mainly art related. I recently went to the opening of Dojima River Forum - Biennial 2009 http://www.dojimariver.com/index.html and to Mori Art Museum http://www.mori.art.museum/eng/index.html. I came back with so much information that I became sad - it was just overwhelming. Here are few thoughts that's been lingering on my mind eversince.. The limitation of art is not within art itself but its limits lies in the heart of artists themselves. How far are you willing to go? At many times - or more likely, all the time, I hold myself back from creating things that I want to. I'm thinking r

I'm enjoying this fresh start. As strange as it seems this site motivates me to keep creating at a faster pace that I find comfortable following. Oftentimes I've been feeling guilty not being more productive with my spare time. I would pass months pondering myriad of things that I want to do, such as getting in shape, reading books, taking photos - just trying to participate in things that I know I'd drop out one day without notice. It was hard starting again. Even though I've had my senses busy with the many things I've browsed and thought about; the ideas that I've gathered never had the chance to execute themselves into something visible,