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Collaborative installation with Garrett Deiter. This piece was created in our garage and consisted of a variety of "20 something yr. old" items like a skate ramp, bike, kegerator (fridge designed to hold kegs), suitcase, plants, surfboard, and more. The point of this installation was to draw attention to the idea that all these objects really aren't anything important in the end, they're just things. And at certain times these things may seem so important or defining of our lives, but life is about much more then what we have. We chose to wipe this reality out.

Reality is never far away in Cambodia. It is very sobering. Every time I see someone in their fifties I wonder what they have seen and what horrors they were forced to live through.

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Returning back to Chatswood for the first time since June, Reality Dreaming brings on a belated Halloween themed gig, rocking hard and playing loud. Friday, November 3rd, 2017.

 

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2016 marked the 5th year for TEDxOhioStateUniversity. This year’s theme, Reconstructing Reality, featured students, faculty, staff, and alumni as speakers and performers who inspired and challenged our concepts of science, technology, history, and life. (Hudson Sharrock/Ohio State University Office of Student Life)

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Lugar: Praga

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~ Owl City, 'The Real World'

 

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I wish I didn't have to live there, but sadly I do.

Final Images A2 Project: New Realities, "Alice in Wonderland"

“You won’t be disappointed if you don’t have expectations”. I’m sure a lot of us have heard or read this somewhere. I have a perfect story to resonate with this.

  

I was to travel to Sao Paulo, Brazil on work a few months ago and my excitement knew no bounds. I was traveling alone, and after a lot of thought(and safety concerns), I decided to go to Rio for the weekend. My brazilian friend gave me a list of things to see and do, and also mentioned it would be springtime, so the weather would be beautiful (his exact words - not too hot, so it will be perfect). Bags packed for sun, sand and glory, I was all set for a perfect weekend by the copacabana beach.

  

When I landed in Rio, I was greeted by some crazy cumulonimbus clouds, in simpler terms - storm clouds. I saw a ray of hope when the forecast said mild clouds the next day and set off on a day tour to see the famous Christ the Redeemer statue and experience the breathtaking views from atop the Corcovado mountain. This is what I saw when I got there, a faint figure of the Jesus statue almost hidden by the clouds and 0 visibility (so 0 views). The rain literally washed away all my expectations of that perfect sunny weekend in Rio :(

Washington Times Building-Washington DC May 25, 2005

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Taken on the Skytrain In Vancouver, BC

I know this isn't a real photo but I don't care. It's an old joke I used to make.

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