Yayoi Kusama’s Infinity Room

While I was in Houston in 2023, I got to visit their absolutely incredible Museum of Fine Arts. Out of all the many amazing pieces I saw there, this was one of my favourite, the Infinity Room by Yayoi Kusama, Aftermath of Obliteration of Eternity. It was one of those things where photos simply did not do it justice, so I took a quick video at the end of the single minute I had to myself in the room.

As I enjoyed the experience, then grabbed a quick video before stepping out, I had Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata, movement 1, in my head. It was a piece I not only loved, and somehow deemed appropriate for the moment, I had it memorized so I could literally play it through with all the notes in my mind, not just some vague version of it via general recollection.

A half a year later, after I saw what I could do with videos in TikTok, I was able to recreate my experience in that exhibit with the Moonlight Sonata playing to what I saw that was absolutely silent otherwise. People who want that experience from my video can just mute the sound, of course, but what an experience. The next time I am there, if the exhibit is still there as it doesn’t seem to have an end date currently, I will just get a one minute video, having had the experience as it was intended without phone distraction already in most of the time of my first and only experience with the exhibit.

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XQ Hand Embroidery of Viet Nam

Recently, I was in Da Lat, Viet Nam, where my Paternal relatives wanted to take me to see some embroidery place, as they casually put it. They knew I liked sewing and fashion so they probably thought I could appreciate the embroidery work done by these people.

Well, what I saw completely blew my mind. Even if you don’t like embroidery, this was spectacular work! It was all hand embroidery, with some having millions of stitches!

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My Klingon Makeover

On Saturday, June 2nd, I got a chance of a lifetime to be made over into a Klingon from Star Trek. It was part of a movie make-up demonstration by Marc Deveault of Trauma-Sim, assisted by Tansy Rudnicki, for Gus-Con at the Museum of Natural History in Halifax, Nova Scotia. It was a phenomenal experience which took about 1.5 hours, after which I roamed around the city in character with my friend Halley Davies, who was also my photographer and had a blast! The gallery below show the makeover process and a few modeling shots we got done.

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Create Your Facebook Life Exhibit Video at Intel’s Museum of Me Site

Intel’s Museum of Me website making an art exhibition video from your Facebook profile information is one of the coolest things I’ve seen on the Internet in years! Mine is below to give you an idea of what I’m talking about. Instructions on how to get yours made follow.

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