About Me

Museum Inspirations:

Museums are my favorite part of any city. It is just fascinating to discover the mindful and quiet interactions sparked inside a museum. Visitors immerse themselves in thoughts and imagination to understand and redefine meanings of the space, the architecture and the artwork. It is also a creative habitat where individuals remain respectful distance with their surroundings while dynamic groups are naturally forming and dissolving all the time based on timing and interests.

Los Angeles

"Life moves fast. In Los Angeles, it moves slower.
A beautiful illusion for dreamers.
Or an inviting reality available for those perceptive enough to see it."

--- This quote from Rachel Nguyen, an inspiring content creator, resonates with me deeply. A homage to the city of angels and its complexities.

New York

On the right is a picture I took inside from a window of the Guggenheim Museum. Looking over the window is a lake that's sitting across the museum. On the left is a picture I took standing in front of that lake.

Merging these two pictures together feels like a perspective is being extended and zoomed in from buildings to buildings. Inside these buildings of new york city, different stories are happening, just like the reflection on this window. The man from painting is looking into the distance, pondering. Another man, a museum staff, is working with his calculator.

Portland

This is a binder I found lying on the street of downtown Portland. At first, I thought some students accidentally dropped it. It looked just like a binder I used to have. When I took a closer look at it, I read out the title of an article put in the left side of the binder ---" Big boys don't cry, Black boys don't tell"
I found this during the time people of Portland were fighting a battle for Black Lives Matter.
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"Is it a street art or a random lost item from a real person?" I asked myself back then. The answer did not really matter. This question just reveals to me another level or possibility of street art.

Seattle

Hiking in these mountains changes my perspectives about our experiences on earth. Just witnessing the nature has been doing its spectualar work on creating such beauty and putting life into all kinds of creatures, its calmness and grace taught me to find peace.