The Spider That Wasn't
A free-verse poem in English. A spider that does not exist climbs from the windowsill to my ear, and the world is cut into eight parts, laid out by the days of the week.
Exercises in five directions: an English poem about a spider, a product design done as a team of three, textual analysis and adaptation built around Wuthering Heights, a classroom production of An Inspector Calls, and a merch cup taken all the way to a physical product.
A free-verse poem in English. A spider that does not exist climbs from the windowsill to my ear, and the world is cut into eight parts, laid out by the days of the week.
A product design proposal made with Zhang Ruxuan and Zhang Zhaoyi: painting landscapes onto ceramic vessels, from the first hand-drawn sketches all the way to photographs of the fired pieces. The vessel forms and the painted surfaces are mine.
Reassembling a narrative centered on 'revenge' to find the female voices it buried: one textual analysis, and three pages of adapted comic.
J. B. Priestley's three-act play brought into a living room: an engagement dinner, a dead girl, and a layer of respectability pried open one by one. An 8-minute-15-second recording of the classroom production.
A cup drawn for a school assignment that became a real cup: from design, drawing and coloring, through turning the images into a story, to finding a factory and having it produced — and finally selling it at a charity sale and donating the proceeds.