The concept for this book originates from Jonathan Crary's "Techniques of the Observer: On Vision and Modernity in the Nineteenth Century." Employing the method of live-sketching, it compiles over a hundred impromptu sketches drawn by the author during moments passed through or lingered in various public spaces. Author Tsang Tak-ping further embeds fragments of his life stories, reading insights, and messages from friends into the visuals, connecting these delicate, perceptive lines to compose a postmodern symphony of bustling noise.
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- Stepping onto a public bus, MTR train, or into a cha chaan teng, a cacophony of sounds floods your ears from all directions, with each stroke, correction, enhancement, and creation sketching the scenes unfolding before our eyes.
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