Monday, October 31, 2005

wrong is right and right is to never turn left


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It was Sweetie’s graduation show presentation. We arrived at NIE Gallery and set up at 10am in the morning. We have been rehearsing on the flow of the presentation the night before. We came up with this brilliant “virginal” theory, at least we thought it was, to fully sum up his art-making process. Paul Lincoln was awed by the theory, which was an excellent thing. Here's a sneak-peek into the theory...

“Wrong is right and right is to never turn left. The communion of the two diverse areas brings the understanding of the path we take in our everyday lives. Bliss comes only in one way and that is by becoming more conscious. The more one is conscious, the more they are blissful; the less conscious, the more miserable.”

“There is no distinct and clear relationship between what is wrong and right. The society has conditioned many to believe that obligations and responsibility is synonymous with obedience to their dictates of status and to conform. When one conforms, it is deemed right. Therefore, what is wrong and right is nothing more than the by-product of individual abstract thoughts.”

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