Changing plans

This week I got a lot of plans but changing all the time...
Before I planned to start another video competition entry, but too much work from my full time job, so got to delay that.  I have planned to go for my friend's painting exhibition on Saturday and a dog cruise on Sunday, but because of the heavy rain, canceled as well.  However, I can't sit still at home so I end up went to the Louis Vutton Exhibition at TST on Sunday very late afternoon. 



There are lot of artworks are disappointing.  Only 4 that truly impressed me.  One is the structure model of the building, the photo above.  2nd one is the video installation of "Guns and war".  3rd one is a projection installation pretending a light or sunshine out from window.  The last one is the 2 animations from Takashi Murakami for LV.  That's really helps in enriching the "sensation" of owning any LV products.

Inside the exhibition, there is a very fun and scary incident...  I found there is an artwork from Bertrand Lavier, Empress of India II 2005, is a calligraphy design formed by kino flo (Neon tubes).  On the description, it says it is an artwork full of surprises even when the lights off will have another kind of illusion.  Because of that sentense, I told my friend that there is a "STOP" button besides, which should be a button for us to press and have some interactivity.  And very soon after, my friend pressed the button unexpectedly!  We were freaked out because that is not a button for that function after all...  Guard was freaked out too!  No one could react after that.  It's lucky it could be easily turned back on.  However, this is a real mess!!  I should say, I am guilty for this act, but I truly think that the "STOP" button is part of the exhibition.  I was really disappointed.  For that kind of button, it should be protected by transparent acrylic box, or else, the guard should react straight away without any kind of hesitation.  We sured that the guard noticed my friend get closer to the button and try to press, but she didn't warn her but furious after we pressed it...  Also when we got closer to watch a painting, they will say we gonna touch that, but we didn't.  If they truly think people will touch it, can't they put a line or fence in between to block the way out?  People who are not familiar to exhibition will not knowing the regulation at all~ 

I love all kind of exhibition, and seldom get disappointed, but this one i truly feel so.  I still remember the exhibition of Chanel Mobile Art!  That was so good in comparison to this one.  Even the Vivien Westwood Exhibtion, it just about fashion still interested me a lot!  What a shame...