Tag: Boundaries

This week I watched a video about an American artist called Maya Lin. She’s a sculptor and an architect, and she has had quite a brilliant career. In 2016 Barack Obama awarded her the Presidential Medal of Freedom for her work, which is the highest American civilian honour. So she’s...

One significant limitation of large language models like GPT-3.5 (“LLMs”) used in contract analysis is the potential for hallucination (i.e. generating fictitious information). These models, while capable of generating contextually coherent responses, can sometimes produce content that m...

In the summer of 2023, Taipei Fine Arts Museum presented four solo exhibitions, among which Wang Yao-yi’s(?????????) video artwork titled “The Last Man, the Vietnamese soldier, the Tourist, A-Yuan, the Hunter and the Flâneur” had a combined duration of approximately...

Welcome to the world of breaking beauty boundaries! In a society that has long been obsessed with perfection and an unrealistic standard of beauty, it’s refreshing to see plus sized models finally getting their time in the spotlight. These confident and diverse women are paving the w...

Greetings, creative souls! Today, we embark on a journey to explore the exhilarating realm of interdisciplinary collaboration and fusion in the world of art. In this blog, we’ll dive into the fascinating possibilities that arise when artists from different disciplines join forces, pushing the ...

This week I watched a video about an American artist called Maya Lin. She’s a sculptor and an architect, and she has had quite a brilliant career. In 2016 Barack Obama awarded her the Presidential Medal of Freedom for her work, which is the highest American civilian honour. So she’s...

You need to take notice when someone appears inconsistent and unreliable in their interactions. Despite intense or passionate moments together, behavior marked by evasiveness, mixed signals, and a lack of commitment are neon warning signs. But profound lessons can be learned even In the face of conf...

You’re tucked into a soft, warm bed on a chilly morning, wrapped up in your blankets, and the last thing you want to do is to get up and face the day. You’re comfortable. Safe. It’s familiar. But what if I told you that the same comfort is preventing you from experiencing some of t...