My Fateful Triangle

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You may have seen this naked sculpture in City Link mall just before the escalator to the Esplanade.
But are you so busy to pause for a second and have a look at the sculpture to figure out what message this figure is protraying?
I have captured for you the philosophical words of thought that serve as invaluable takeaways for all of us.

This sculpture is unlike me.. I am no slave to brands. I wear simple. Simplicity is everything. Everything in life is Simple. Simple is Perfect. Perfect is simple. Nothing is impossible. Impossible is nothing...
Oh wat happens to me? I am waxing lyrical after seeing these philosophical words of thought!



Comments

eastcoastlife said…
I don't pay for branded things, they are usually given to me by my clients.

I'm also a simple person, preferring to eat porridge than the expensive restaurant meals nor buffets. :)
Tue Feb 17, 07:40:00 PM GMT+8
Singapore Short Stories said…
ya same here, ECL.

though I indulge in some nice treats at important occassions.
Tue Feb 17, 09:49:00 PM GMT+8
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