關於 drift learning ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

幾年前去了香港藝術節吸收大量的藝術能量
其中也包括了當代藝術家#奈良美智 的個展
你幾乎見過的⋯那個女孩

濃郁的童趣從來不是我的興趣
但增廣見聞我樂為之
藝術它無需規矩可以沒有原因
也能蘊藏如山像高海深的意念
你可以透過簡介來導讀
也能自由收穫

音樂當然是門藝術
時常我會毫無理由目將創作盡情揮灑
有時也會先有了那個念頭然後實現
你們可以透過我的歌曲介紹來認識我的創作
也可以自由收穫

奈良美智最近正在開台灣特展
也許你可以去見識一下潮流藝術是如何加乘藝術價值
我的新EP#屋檐下的主題曲 3/31全球上架
你可以隨意聽聽自由收穫也可以用力聽用力挺😀


Visited HK Arts Festival a few years ago, meanwhile I absorbed as much of the modern art vibe as I could, of which included the a solo exhibition by contemporary artist #YoshitomoNara
Yeah, THE girl that you must have seen...

Childlike playfulness has never been an element of interest for me
But I enjoy learning and becoming aware of what’s influential
For art needs no rules, it can have no reason, but it can also hold strong messages and deep meanings
How it’s interpreted is sometimes up to you, or what the art description says… 

Music is of course a form of art
Oftentimes, I create for no reason and just let it drift, but sometimes I start with a strong consciousness. You can learn about my songs through text introduction, or with your ears and however you interpret. 

Yoshitomo Nara is currently holding an exhibition in Taiwan
Maybe you could witness how hype culture multiplies the value of art
My new EP #TheMusicOfYou is releasing 3/31 everywhere
Feel free to enjoy it however you like. Hard :D



#ShareLife

How’s everyone coping so far?

The kids and I have set a routine and they have been learning new skills in the kitchen and more!

I was reading how this pandemic was also helping Mother Earth heal.

So it is quite timely the need for me to explain to the kids about the relations, so they best understand the need for us to all do our part.

I told them about my SOS (Save Our Sun Bears) campaign and why I am onboard last night during bedtime. It went like this:

“Oh where have all the Sun Bears gone ? Caged, hunted and killed!

We are cooped up to save other lives, the poor bears are caged and killed for the most ridiculous reasons! Let us be more aware of how the survival of these bears are threatened. Let us learn to co-exist with them. Together we can make a difference.”

(Ok. It was a longer version, but you get my drift right?)

I'm going all out to save these bears because I want my children and their children to be able to see these bears.

I hope you would do the same!
Join me and @MCRsociety’s with their #unbearable campaign and help Sun Bears.

Report all illegal activity to the MYCAT Wildlife Crime Hotline: (019) 356 4194 (Whatsapp/Call/SMS).

#unbearable
#bears
#Malaysia
#endingbeartrade
#savetheearth
#wildlifecrime
#ikingazmis
#covidcaremy

Love this post by J.S. Park. Hope it encourages you as it did me. 🙂 "You can do the thing!"

You can really do the thing. You can really achieve the dream and pursue your goal and make progress and find recovery.

But it has to start with one thing.

It has to begin with letting go of the old things.

There’s an ancient Greek word, ouketi, which means, “No longer.” The word is often used as, “I’m no longer who I was before.” It’s a sweeping decision to move forward into something new. It starts with knowing you cannot live as you were.

A focused person naturally turns down the volume on distractions. When you have a goal, you find out what’s most important. Priorities are prioritized; the things that don’t matter get dimmer and less attractive; there is intentional movement.

A big vision always begins with a singular, passionate, pin-point accuracy that requires closing the door behind you. Nothing good was ever achieved by looking forward and backward at the same time.

The problem is that we try to have the best of everything. We have our hands stretched between the old and the new. We’re scared of discipline or we despise self-control, because we think it infringes upon our “freedom.” We hate change; we drift to complacency, laziness, easiness, the path of least resistance. We cling to that draining relationship or unrestricted internet usage or that crowd of so-called friends or our unwillingness for accountability and messy community. The irony, perhaps, is that in wanting everything, we end up with even less than what we had.

We are limited finite beings and we do not have endless resources. There is only so much room in our souls. If you really want to do the thing, it requires cutting off a few things. I know that no one wants to hear about it, because it sounds like I’m telling you what to do. I get that. I hate it too. We naturally push back against authority. We’re individualistic creatures who want total autonomy – but autonomy is a process of depositing your choices in the right places in a consecutive momentum, so that later, you will have the unhindered ability to live the life you actually wanted. It’s like learning the notes on a keyboard, at first clumsy and restricted, but later being able to play the most beautiful of compositions and even making your own. We invest our first choices in the soil so that we may bloom for better choices in the sun.

I don’t meet many people who want to do this. I know it’s hard. I’m just as stubborn. I wish I could tell you it was easier. But real joy is carved from the best of who we are, and that means plowing in the un-glamorous, unsung work of bruised hands and a steady, beating heart.

Being inspired will only take you so far; emotions can only last so long. Eventually, we must exchange those initial rush of feelings into an ocean-deep passion that presses on, regardless of the voices around us.

It’s not a one-time decision. It means saying ouketi each and every day. Some days, it’ll feel like you’ve moved only an inch. You’ll relapse sometimes. You’ll be tempted to go back. But inch by inch, you’ll have moved miles without hardly knowing it. You will look back on those old things and wonder how you got so wrapped up in them. You’ll look into a future that you’ll finally be excited for.

You get to thank yourself later, after the long nights of wondering if this is worth it all. It turns out, it is. By God, it really is.

You can do the thing. Turn away, and don’t look back.

— J.S.
#NewYear #resolutions

Had an awesome learning how to fabricate my 2jz coil cover for the K20a coil plugs! Be sure to stay updated on my Drift Car build. Due to the Movement control order. The project has been delayed for a long time. I'm happy to be starting it again. Be safe Kriks!

Car :
Toyota Altezza

Engine
2JZGTE

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It's was a great learning curve for me. Got a 2JZGTE inline six engine and learn How it Works. Legendary Engine from an Aristo. Hopefully it comes out bulletproof! Well couldn't afford a Supra. So I made one 4 door one ?

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2JZ inline six engine was fitted into my Altezza for fitting purposes to get it all measured up!. So happy to see it in the engine bay and can't wait to hear some wastegate, turbo flutter sounds. It was fun learning how it works. Teardown the engine and building it from full start to finish. Thanks for watching, Subscribe!

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