Visual Arts Archives - Page 36 of 62

Ownership Is Not Authorship: Beyond Nationalisation and Privatisation

December 20, 2016

Why changing who owns an essential institution cannot, by itself, settle who can reconsider its purposes. My illustration entitled: "The Palace with Three Flags" - Three wings of a monumental palace fl...

The Third Eye in Your Brain: Could the Pineal Gland Hold the Key to the Human Soul?

December 12, 2016

Opinion, Visual Arts

Above is my illustration featuring the pineal gland in the human brain, that contains the human's soul. For centuries, human beings have grappled with questions about the essence of life: What is the s...

Future of Mobility in Singapore

December 5, 2016

Visual Arts

I was deeply inspired by the paper i co-authored for National University of Singapore, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy‘s “Future Ready Singapore Project” essay competition entitled: "Share, green, speed: ...

Can an Economy Be Prosperous but Not Free?

November 22, 2016

Opinion, Visual Arts

My illustration entitled: "The Two Measures of a Civilization" - Two colossal instruments rise above a flourishing city. One overflows with symbols of wealth—homes, food, inventions and gold. The other meas...

Questions To Ask Before Investing in Any Cryptocurrency

November 10, 2016

Opinion, Visual Arts

So I have gotten many questions about tips on investing in cryptocurrencies or blockchain projects, since I the launch of the website "TheBitcoinMan.com". Here below is a simple article I've put together, ou...

The Bitcoin Man Slaying The Giant Bear

November 8, 2016

Visual Arts

The BitcoinMan slays the Colossal Giant Crypto Bear In my latest illustration, I illustrate The Bitcoin Man slaying a colossal bear, signifying the bearish crypto market. It is drawn in Chinese wuxia styl...

When One Gatekeeper Controls Everything: The Problem of Cascading Dependencies

October 26, 2016

Opinion, Visual Arts

My illustration entitled: "The Sky Held by One Cable" - A breathtaking civilization of floating islands hangs above an ocean of clouds. Each island appears independently supported, yet their suspension cabl...

From Rice Grain to Micrometer Scale: How Far Smart Dust Has Come

October 16, 2016

Opinion, Visual Arts

In my illustration above, I feature Bill Gates blowing 'smart dust' forming into a silhouette of a 'spy' signifying that in the wrong hands, this technology could be used for unethical surveillance. Th...