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July 4, 2011 In Places

Gerai Peryaan 2011

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June 4, 2011 In Places

The Mall Escalator 2011

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June 4, 2011 In Places

RTB Carnival 2011

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April 4, 2011 In Places

Times Square 2011

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  • Every Tsutaya bookstore I’ve come across is immaculately designed and the Tsutaya Umeda MeRISE is no exception. This branch shares its premises with Kansai University and a Starbucks. Although you have to question how customers can get those books from above the stairs? Picture: Faiq Airudin. iPhone #osaka
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  • Forest of Lamps, was definitely my highlight of teamLab Borderless @teamlab_borderless in the Mori Building Digital Art Museum. The LED lamps are interactive and emits a color once you cross its path (basically go near it with any part of your body. I accidentally bumped into a lamp, not recommended). The room is as stunning as they are in pictures and once inside it feels completely immersive (apart from crowds who also entered the room with you). Picture: DSLR (Google Pixel 3).
  • Getting Completely Lost at @teamlab_borderless in the Mori Building Digital Art Museum. The permanent exhibition has no map or specific flow and relies on curiosity to get you through the rooms (Either that or pics from Instagram). We were ready to exit the exhibition around two times prior to actually leaving before discovering a different turn in a corner to reveal another area to encounter. We stayed for 5 hours in the end. Picture: Faiq Airudin. DSLR.
  • The hands-on exhibition “The Science Behind Pixar” made its way to Tokyo City View from the Museum of Science, Boston. The exhibition - that recently opened - covers a whole production of a Pixar animated film from story & art, modeling, rigging, surfaces, sets & camera, animation, simulation, lighting and finally rendering. Each section of the exhibition broke down complicated parts of an animation production into easily digestible chunks, without skimping on the scientific parts. Appreciate the effort done by animators and the whole production crew even more now! Picture: Faiq Airudin. iPhone. #tokyo
  • When it comes to speciality museums The Railway Museum in Tokyo has to be the most comprehensive. Within it’s huge complex it charts the complete history of railways in Japan with dioramas, reconstruction of trains and interactive displays. What’s great is that there’s a whole building dedicated to interactive games and activities for children below 9 years old. The mini track with mini station with fully controllable brakes and steering would’ve been something 8 year old me would relish. . . . One downside is the lack of English captions for displays and activities. Thank you to Google Translate for its handy direct translation feature. Picture: Faiq Airudin. iPhone. #tokyo

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Faiq Airudin is a creative based in Brunei. Formerly in the multimedia section of The Brunei Times producing online first content.

He has a strong interest in the development of the creative industries. Previous roles include Head of PR for NGO Seeds Brunei and Co-Founder for reading advocacy group Bruneians Read.

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Freelance videographer, photography and graphic design services.

Open to working on projects and with creative NGOs.

Email: contact [@] faiqairudin.com

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