After class, I went to park with my senior high school's friend.
What were we doing?
Don't waste time. Let's play the kite.
We had a lunch in my friend's house.
Running in the green ground.
It's a big work.
Really tired! But have fun.
Fly kite.
Let's go.
Keelung is a mice place to eat I have tp say.
I like to go around with mt friend!
We can try a lot of things what's interesting
The weather is too hot.
But funny!!!
Andy Goldsworthy
About Andy Goldsworthy
Andy Goldsworthy is known for his outdoor sculptural interventions and indoor installations that transform nature’s most familiar elements into graceful designs. Using color and geometric form to order found materials - such as stone, trees, mud, grass, snow, ice, and leaves - Goldsworthy creates visual displays in which the changing nature of the materials is as much a part of
the work as the design itself.
With their apparent effortlessness, Goldsworthy’s creations impart a sense of wonder, drawing attention to the inherent power, beauty, and mystery of nature. The simplicity of each work belies its labor-intensive origins, the hours spent gathering stones of a certain type, layering colored leaves into a circle, or patiently waiting as a circle of water freezes to ice.
Andy Goldsworthy was born in Cheshire, England in 1956. Since the 1970s, he has been making sculptures and installations with and about nature.
The Memorial Garden is a contemplative space dedicated to the memory of those who perished in the Holocaust and honoring those who survived.
About the Garden of Stones
The Memorial Garden is a contemplative space dedicated to the memory of those who perished in the Holocaust and honoring those who survived. For Garden of Stones, Goldsworthy worked with nature’s most elemental materials - stone, trees, and soil - to create a garden that is the artist’s metaphor for the tenacity and fragility of life. Eighteen boulders form a series of narrow pathways in the Memorial Garden’s 4,150-square-foot
space. A single dwarf oak sapling emerges from the top of each boulder, growing straight from the stone. As the trees mature in the coming years, each will grow to become a part of the stone, its trunk widening and fusing to the base.
Young Designers' Exhibition
There were many people.
I like the piano clothes hanger the most.
Fish and I both love a book shelf made from wood.
It's useful and clean.
My mom always advised me not to buy some thing unuseful.
However, I do LOVE go shopping in CDs shop and confuesd which one to buy.
But I think they are my presures.
I hope I could my own's CD shop one day.
Yesterday I aks my senior and my roomate go to a movie.
The movie "The science of Sleep" which I dream to see.
The movie was really cute.
Everybody laughing in the theater.
And after movie, the three people ate dinner.
We go around and had some shopping.
All of us love music, we went to the CD shop for hours.
But I don't have money....cry!!!
The little cute thing is my roomate's mom gave me.
I was so suprise.
I never had my own pet before.
He is white and small.
So I decide called him "Dumpling".
At first, he was afraid everyone and didn't eat much.
Sometimes I feel sad, because I hope he could grow up and become fat.
He was so small.
Thanks god!
He became bigger now.
And he won't yell and fool around.
But I always feel sorry to him.
I always busy and can't stay with it and play with it.
He maybe feel boring and lonely.
When everybody celebrate for CGU's birthday.
Our seniors prepare their works present to people.
There were many dramatic works.
I hope I could make my works eye-catching in the future.
Finally, it's finished!!!
It's my Basic Design class's homework.
The wire has a story on it which talked about Cheng Yer fly to the moon.
Could you see the beautiful fly?
Maybe you should try hard.
I't took me a lot of time and money.
Of course a many nights we can't go to bed.
But it's already done.
Cool!Isn't it?
Our P.E. teacher is a handsome guy.
(My classmates said.....)
Ha ha ha ha !!!
He really dose.
I have a hot-pot party in my high school friend's home.
She move out from school and rent a apartment.
Then we get together and have a nosie party.
We singing, laughing and playing.
We are in different school now, but we still keep in touch.
I hope we can always handle well like my collage classmates doing now.
Taipei Botanical Garden is a nice place.
Many people could relax there.
We practice sketch there.
The seniors all very good at drawing.
There are a lot of things I have to learn.
Modular vehicle playset collection
was designed by patrick calello for
automoblox in 2006.
Recommended for kids ages 3 to 103.
Great for the designer in all of us,
young and old.
Solid wooden bodies, rubber tires, bright plastic accents, and small plastic figures combine in these completely modular playsets - a cross between the classic plastic and wooden building blocks we all grew up with and the sleek, modern designs of contemporary automobiles.
What all that means is that each vehicle in the collection can be taken apart and rebuilt in various configurations. Parts from one can be switched with another, allowing endless possibilities for new vehicle designs to be created - spurring your child's imagination and allowing them (or you) to design their (or your) very own automobile.
In addition to all this, expansion parts can be purchased to allow even more flexibility.
I't terrible that the people who you loved disappear suddendly.
