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JJFBbennett travels China

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  JJFBbennett travels China Travel China vblog A travelogue through transit, urban spaces, and metamodern art. Follow the journey from Darwin into mainland China—spanning flight corridors, local bus routes and the architectural textures of Guangzhou. Blending visual observation, posthuman reflections, and ambient digital art, this series explores mobility, modern landscape, and the hero's journey in transit. Travel serves as the raw material for my digital art, transformed through the lens of experiential video. I approach video recording much like a traditional painter uses charcoal: as an immediate, fluid sketch. Where a static photograph freezes time, a video sketch captures gesture, momentum, light shifts, and the living pulse of an environment. Through editing, video becomes more than a record of movement—it becomes a site of active reflection. It allows me to re-enter the experience, positioning myself within the atmosphere of the place. This process of thinking about think...

Every Quest has a Starting Point

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  Every Quest has a Starting Point The Quest YouTube Channel 🕹️ Can Gaming Boost Your Brainpower at 65?  Follow the hilarious and inspiring journey of JJFB Bennett, a determined adventurer setting out to conquer the digital world of Assassin’s Creed—armed with nothing but his trusty MacBook Pro and an unbreakable spirit! 💡 Why Gaming? After discovering that video games can help improve memory and cognitive skills, JJFB decided to level up his brainpower in the most entertaining way possible. And what better way than sneaking through historical landscapes, battling foes, and making daring decisions in Assassin’s Creed? 🍎 Mac vs. Gaming: The Ultimate Showdown There’s just one catch—JJFB is no tech wizard, and gaming on a MacBook Pro is proving to be an adventure of its own. Despite friendly advice to use a Windows machine, he’s determined to make his Mac the gateway to the Animus, even if it means facing the dreaded lag monster and the frustration of endless loading screens. ...