hello there, this exists to help my failing memory remember things I would want to remember a few years down the road.

They say "台上一分钟，台下十年功。"
I believe a designer's exhibition is equivalent to an actor/musician's stage performance - both need to capture, entertain and take so much work behind what's seen.

Never mind that my little booth is isolated and flat, decorated with Daiso cheap buys, I am grateful to have people see beyond all of that and come up and say "good job" and even challenge "why is that red?" and just give me and my work some time.

I guess the grad show we envisioned in our minds when we first entered TP, and throughout our time here, anticipating it as a complete ending, turned out very differently, now that not everyone has a space to his/her own.

There's some sort of tinge of disappointment in the air, and not that joyousness of graduation...
And. There's nothing we can do about it, but hope the visitors have eyes big enough to see all the good in every one of us.

J.N: & I always get dragged around by employers looking for new people, to that I will ask them what they need in that student, and try to find a good fit. When they ask "Who is your best student?", I will say - all 78 of them in there.

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I guess this week has really taught me, yet again, sometimes things just don't turn out the way we want them to, and persistence doesn't always give fruits. And then it will remind me, God is still in control...

Whether or not you get a black box to clutter your things on, be proud of your work, because you made it here. 0 comments

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