Posts made in April, 2015

The prints are done! I still need to frame them for next weekend show, it’s getting close. I have great news for those people who are not able to come to the show: we will have a telepresence robot for you to use and join from anywhere in the world. Wait! You have what? A robot, Suitable Technologies has lent us a robot that you can control remotely! Check the robot: A quick video of what you can expect: The robot will be available on a first come first serve basis from 6pm Pacific time until 10pm pacific time. If you are interested in testing this technology please pre-register here: http://goo.gl/forms/AjJjOEqEFX Of course, if you want to join us in person, register here:...

Our last major stop and probably the most beautiful place in Burma was Inle Lake. The lake is fairly large but not that deep (2.1m to 3.7 m at the deepest point). The main mode of transportation is a flat boat.  The people of Inle Lake (called Intha), some 70,000 of them, live in four cities bordering the lake and many smaller villages. This community lives by fishing, growing vegetables on floating gardens and tourism. The fishermen are known in the world for using one of their legs to steer the boat and fish with a circular cage. Most of the fishermen who still fish like this, are more interested in having their pictures taken than fishing. Since this is one of the most iconic image of Burma (the Lonely Planet guide for Burma has a Inle Lake fisherman on the...

My next exhibit will be on May 9th from 6pm to 10pm. The address is 463 Bryant Street in San Francisco. All my work on display that evening will be on sale. First buyer will have the opportunity to pick up the art at the end of the exhibit. Date: May 9th, 2015 Address: 463 Bryant St San Francisco, CA Hours: 6pm to 10pm. For planning purpose, we ask that you register (it’s free) so we can estimate the number of visitors that will be coming. Please RSVP here Here is a couple of the images I have selected for this exhibit:

Tomorrow will be the first game of the San Francisco Giants at home (AT&T Park). The ballpark is one of the best in the nation, the views from the top are amazing but it can get cold. Go Giants !

This morning, early, there was a full moon eclipse visible from San Francisco. The eclipse did start at 2am until 8am. So I woke very early and drove to San Francisco, I was planning on catching the second portion of the eclipse over the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz. A couple of factors were not playing in my favor: First the weather, a storm was supposed to be here Saturday and the chance of clouds were at 45%. This is high enough not to see the moon at all. Second, the eclipse was past the moon set, so the moon would be not as bright as usual, combining by the fact that the moon set time was after the sunrise (by 5 minutes or so) I was predicting that the moon would be very faint against the sky. Third, the moon would not be low enough on the horizon until...