A kettle, an empty cup, and a measuring cup. Pick up the kettle, watch the measuring cup's markings, and pour water into the empty cup.
Hand shaped to hold water, made of glass, hollow, with a water inlet at the wrist. Water has already been poured in.
One morning after a typhoon, a drunkard told me: Do you know? The sky looks hazy now, Many people say it's the optician's fault. Be careful not to be fooled.
These are the more memorable, unillustrated ideas and casual notes from my notebook. Maintaining the mindset of "it's just an idea, don't draw it!" reminds me of the feeling of always leaving the last bite of food untouched. "Turtle and Falsetto" began in 2017 with a painting depicting an existing bottle, a bottle whose features are remembered, and a non-existent bottle, and has continued ever since.
