beyond...

jeffrey will be showing his spring collection in about 2 weeks! more importantly, he'll be shooting it in the dan graham exhibit in the whitney museum. dan graham is most known for his installations/pavilions he makes using glass, mirrors, and metal. the following are a few of my favorites:

as you can see, you can't view his art without becoming a part of it. the viewer is also allowed to step inside his pavilions, which--I can attest--can be quite disorienting. it'll be interesting to see how exactly jeffrey shoots this collection and the how model will interact with the pavilions.

ciao!

myself...

i doubt above all.

best compliment ever...

"you have a very british sense of humor."

mark chou

i found this hilarious...

views from the upper east side...

the east river and brooklyn from a park that's 1 block from my new apartment:

i used to think life is easy...

the past 2 weeks have been rather depressing, to be honest, as i was vividly reminded of the ugliness of our fallen world. where do i even begin?

sometimes i still wonder...

why, Jesus?

why die for us?

we are worth nothing.

absolutely nothing.

it would be better to just throw us all into hell right now, wouldn't it?

wouldn't it?!

we have absolutely no redeeming qualities.

i was almost scammed last week by a person claiming to be a pastor on a mission trip with campus crusade.

i heard a police officer say to a store cashier after being refused the use of the store's restroom, "next time you have a robbery, don't call us."

this is nobody's fault, but the night before jeffrey left to go to connecticut for his wedding, his father passed away. can you imagine having that kind of wedding? knowing that afterwards you have to go back home to bury your father?

this world is full of pain and hatred, and it breaks my heart. what do we do?

what do we do?

hello real world...

goodbye FIT...and good riddance...