These are simply found stories waiting to be re-read and given attention to.
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Introduction
A journey beginning with an interest of the way our minds perceive the countless dimensions of reality, the mesmerizing accounts of imaginations and an urge for the expressions of ‘The Fiction I Live’ in everyday. A much spoken theme to tackle with, which well may be cliché yet when expressed from an emotional point of view is an honest translation and is simply like a film with its story told only in a different format.
With this multiplicity of ‘reality’, the language of fiction is never a shared perception. Truth is not what it is meant to be like before and fabrications of it is just a daily routine in everyday life. Truth does not seem to ease the troubled minds yet what is real is all only in the mind where nobody has the right to make any accusations of fallacy nor justification of authenticity of our minds. There is no line between fiction and reality as both as already known comes in the same package be it because of the advance in modern technology or the primitive super powers of human imagination. Having a strong belief that we live in a Holographic Universe, you are—your world. Thus, we all live in different planes of reality although physically on a similar dimension measured by time and gravity.
Just as in ‘broken English’ spoken, there is also the ‘broken language of fiction’ lived. We see the same object but we perceive a different subject. Misunderstandings and misinterpretations only come naturally. As the beauty is in the uniqueness of every individuals, I can only show you what is in my mind and share my version of ‘reality’ through my writings and the different ways of expressions that I felt appropriate.
A typographic and illustrative process from the basics of pen and paper to hand-set letterpress to the use of hi-tech laser cutting—once again, only honest translations that began with thoughts and words bouncing at times chaotically in my mind; the obsessive romantic preoccupations...
With this multiplicity of ‘reality’, the language of fiction is never a shared perception. Truth is not what it is meant to be like before and fabrications of it is just a daily routine in everyday life. Truth does not seem to ease the troubled minds yet what is real is all only in the mind where nobody has the right to make any accusations of fallacy nor justification of authenticity of our minds. There is no line between fiction and reality as both as already known comes in the same package be it because of the advance in modern technology or the primitive super powers of human imagination. Having a strong belief that we live in a Holographic Universe, you are—your world. Thus, we all live in different planes of reality although physically on a similar dimension measured by time and gravity.
Just as in ‘broken English’ spoken, there is also the ‘broken language of fiction’ lived. We see the same object but we perceive a different subject. Misunderstandings and misinterpretations only come naturally. As the beauty is in the uniqueness of every individuals, I can only show you what is in my mind and share my version of ‘reality’ through my writings and the different ways of expressions that I felt appropriate.
A typographic and illustrative process from the basics of pen and paper to hand-set letterpress to the use of hi-tech laser cutting—once again, only honest translations that began with thoughts and words bouncing at times chaotically in my mind; the obsessive romantic preoccupations...
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