Sunday 6th of November 2005 — The Eyes Had it: Be respectful towards your vehicle and treat it as an instrument given to you by God for your convenience. So treat your vehicle with respect. The builder's vehicle at Art Farm
Thursday 10th of November 2005 — The Eyes Had it: Pig remains after slaughtering at Art Farm
Saturday 12th of November 2005 — The Eyes Had it: Blood on the floor in the open-air slaughterhouse
Wednesday 23rd of November 2005 — The Eyes Had it: The waitresses of the 'Happy Forest' restaurant in Yang Zhen in the second photo I used for my infamous placemat
Monday 19th of September 2005 — The Eyes Had it: A lonesome chicken and a huge load of corn at the bonecutter's house
Friday 23rd of September 2005 — The Eyes Had it: The King of the Village goes shopping
Sunday 16th of October 2005 — The Eyes Had it: Drying of fresh corn along the country road
Monday 17th of October 2005 — The Eyes Had it: My mode of transport on the country roads
Wednesday 26th of October 2005 — The Eyes Had it: The Art Farm landlord posing proudly before its gate
Saturday 29th of October 2005 — The Eyes Had it: Gardenworks on Art Farm, since we had no heavy equipment on hand some back-to-basics techniques were necessary to move a couple of nasty boulders
Sunday 30th of October 2005 — The Eyes Had it: Enjoying a tasty meal at the 'Happy Forest' village restaurant with Belgian cyclists Bavo and Sofie
Monday 31st of October 2005 — The Eyes Had it: An uneventful pig tattoo session with Cindy, Miss Moon, the Freak, the Vet, the Keeper and others at Art Farm
Friday 4th of November 2005 — The Eyes Had it: Many hands make the work light, as explained by the keeper as he had to shorten six metal poles for the open-air slaughterhouse construction
Saturday 5th of November 2005 — The Eyes Had it: The construction site of a new open-air pig slaughterhouse at Art Farm
Wednesday 9th of November 2005 — The Eyes Had it: The gutter of the open-air slaughterhouse filling with blood
Friday 18th of November 2005 — The Eyes Had it: Happy visitors at Art Farm
