他透露，有5隻貓因爆炸聲被嚇死，1隻狗則被刺死，途中甚至被塔利班人士持槍恐嚇.....

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在第一次的撤離中有5隻貓咪被恐攻爆炸嚇死🥺(Iris)

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Kelk, A., & Watt, D. (n.d.). Which came first - orange the colour or orange the fruit? Do the two concepts share the same word in all languages? Notes and Queries | The Guardian. https://www.theguardian.com/notesandqueries/query/0,5753,-4756,00.html

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Watch "Behind-the-scenes": http://youtu.be/NsIYYFogS6E

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I wanted to create a piece that reflected an everyday scene in Malaysia that reminds me of home. Teh Tarik (which means 'pulled-tea' in Malay) is a drink served in local coffeeshops (or kopitiams) that is sweet, frothy and milky, and is frothed up when tea is poured between two containers. Perhaps more important than the drink itself is the underlying culture. Locals gather in kopitiams and mamaks, and here they talk about where to buy the best durians, the traffic, politics, weather, soccer... It is a drink that brings people together and I hope that I get to share a bit of my country through this piece!

I used 20,000 teabags to illustrate a man preparing teh tarik in the background, with soft drink cans and an ice-kacang (shaved ice) machine as props in front of him hung in the foreground. The piece was 3.2x2.2meters...and weighed 200kgs! The teabags are stained in 10 different shades of brown. The teabags were stained by steeping the bags in hot water - the lesser and hotter the water, the more they were stained. Brown food dye had to be mixed into the water for the darker shades to appear. All these bags were stapled and attached onto tiles of wiremesh, then hung off a wooden frame. I spent about two months planning, sourcing, creating and filming this piece.

This piece was commissioned to be displayed at the World Economic Forum in Davos, 23 Jan 2015.

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Credits

Director: Andrew Goldsmith
Producer: Sarah Freeman
Camera Operator: Dave Abbott
Gaffer: Shelley Farthing-Dawe
Timelapse: Jeremy Blode & Dave Abbott
Stills: Jeremy Blode
Music: Jonathan Dreyfus
Teh Tarik Man: Velu of Rich Mahal Restaurant Melbourne
Design Consultant: ODO

Awesome team members:
Hong Ming
Bernard Hiew
Kim Mei Han
Ken McGrane
Yuri Loong
Li Ching Chim
Samuel Koh
James K. McKay
Mel Lo
Alex Lo
Eric Chiang Hinn Yuen
Yong le Lim
Rex Teng
Kok Weng Xian
Megan Yee
Sheila Yee
Akira Honda
and of course...Mum and Dad!

Sponsor: Tetley Australia (thank you!)

Agency: X2 Malaysia
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