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the great expectations on women
It is always fascinating to see how women are portrayed in different cultures and media because most of the time we could see the idea of a perfect woman in the society that published the said media. Mainstream media has been something that women exist in a sort of two-dimensional nature, perpetuating the notion of…
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Reflection after investigation
To read the full version of my written response, go here. Note that you’ll need to use your UAL account to view the file. The following are my further thoughts that couldn’t fit into my written response, would be nice to read before reading the file linked above but it is not necessary to engage…
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a new kind of alphabet?
In the first cross-year studio session, we were challenged to make a new kind of alphabet. This exercise also challenged my notion of what an alphabet could be. Growing up, I am taught to use mostly Latin alphabet. Sure, from time to time, me and my family would talk in Javanese, or just in a…
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putting a face on old stories
In a recent post, I have talked deeply about my findings in St. Pancras Garden. Admittedly, at first, I was confused as to what to do with it, since it isn’t a very dynamic site. It felt like I was just sketching and reading, not much I could do with an object that just stood…
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on tombs and death
I stumbled upon this garden while looking for a place to sit and eat with my friend. Upon seeing greenery on the map, we set off to find this place, St. Pancras Garden, thinking we could have a picnic there. On arrival, we were stunned to see the tombs littered around the area. We do…