今天的我累了。
有一下衝動想把自己的電話,電郵,facebook刪了。
看們來看看,
今天開始直到下星期五我親愛回來前,就忍忍不外出了。
今天開始不再提某人了,不和大家見面,就沒有機會提了吧
好辛苦,連想找人 傾訴的權力也沒有
也罷我不提也好。
我不如把這樣的事情做在增值自己又多好
多出不去玩的時間,就可以去做家課,學鳥克麗麗。
這星期發生了很多事。
認識,經過了好多人。
發現自己好像開始放蕩起來。討厭的感覺
我想做回20的自己。
This week happened a lot, i met lots of new people,
feel myself is getting dissipate
i really don’t like this kind of feelings
i really want to back to when i was 20
Day 2
別天,約了他吃飯
等著等著。 他遲了很多。
心裡想著。
他現在一定和他的新女友一起吧。
真不尊重我。
好不容易等到他來了。
去吃飯,眼前的美食都食不知味了。
眼前的食物像是蟲子,內臟
別人說心情很容易食慾,可是我影響得太大了吧。
看來減肥會減得很好了
我都不想吃飯了。
Ollie Lucas
Ollie Lucas started out as a graphic designer but, with inspiration from the street art of Melbourne, began creating works with a more organic edge. As he describes the progression,
“Exposure to the graffiti scene in Melbourne has made me question harmony in my work, I have a love for filthy, dirty and weathered paint splattered surfaces, but at the same time I crave clean, modern, hardline geometrics. This is what drives my practice, combining two visual elements that are polar opposites in search for a harmony that I may never obtain.”
His most recent works, made on large recycled cable spools, focus on the arbitrariness of the signs we use to communicate. His works revolve around the phenomenon of pareidolia, the human tendency to see objects in clouds or recognisable objects in patterns or surfaces. In this way, his works are mostly up for our interpretation. For more on Lucas’s artworks, click here.