Negative Count 

 

 

This is a poetic visualisation of the confinement of emotions 

Resonate 

Living to die or dying to live?

This was inspired by a piece of research which claimed that people with a slower, more sedantry pace of life live longer, as opposed to the keep fit fanatics and workaholics who move so fast that they barely take a breath to appreciate the life thay are living.  

Overload

This was to offer a visual of the mind. Mine in particular. I often feel that my head will explode from the amount of stuff in it. And at some point, usually after a good cry or purge of the soul, clarity resumes and it's the difference between night and day.  

Groundhog Day

This poem was inspired by the monotonous regime of early rising with the aid of an alarm clock. That hazy, vague time when one is between sleep and awake and the mind plays tricks on you. With this visual, i have tried to recreate this feeling in a 2d form.  

To understand what i mean, it is best viewed on a backlit laptop computer.

Click the image or download it as it must be viewed at 100% and depending upon how you view the screen, different elements take priority of your visual field, creating this 'hazy' effect. This effect is created because of the horizontal black 'scan lines' across the image.

RAGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!