The Incomplete

Every one, before interacting with each other, was playing alone all the time. Recalling your childhood memories of scribbling with a pencil, the bee in your bonnet and sense were reflected on the chaotic lines, and you would never perceive the concept of red-cross. Time goes by, you may discover the existence of the ruthless big red-cross, ratio, primary colors and mistakes, and you may try to veil your own feeling and passion in your heart instinctively. Why don’t you break the barrier and you can still find the joyfulness of your world.

Sometimes, we are forced to give up because of the ability and instinct we have. Life likes walking in the labyrinth, taking alternative path to fight against the Cul-de-sac or finding a way to walk it through by intuition. Passing along the way to somewhere you want to go by following the deep of your heart.

Rewriting the wrong word time after time, the completion of the word may be found.

Did anyone tell you that keep writing the wrong word will help create a new word somedays? Dusty memories fall into the shadowy corner; the moist scent seems to be the track to help find out what you lost.

How would you face mistakes? Would you treat them as a game or just want to erase them away? No matter it is correct or wrong, complete or incomplete; take it by your heart!

About the Artist:

Coco graduated in School of Creative Media, City University of Hong Kong. Fine pen drawing is what she keeps doing besides work, and treating it as a game play with mind flow & stroke lines. Due to the strong input of inter-media & criticism in the graduate studies, her works present a strong linkage between different subjects & remain a contradicting relationship between.