Browsing “Uniqlo”

“It’s really therapeutic watching my pet fish. I catch myself just staring at the tank for a long time. Then I look at the clock and realise I’ve been watching them for 30 minutes.”

“I run my own café, but some others I usually go to are Apartment Coffee and Maxi Coffee Bar. I usually go back to the same places to visit friends and to get my coffee fix.”

“I used to collect sneakers, and though I’ve since sold most of them, I have a pair of Nike Air Forces One’s x Comme Des Garçons and Supreme that I’ll never get rid of.“

“Two artists I’ve been into lately are wisp and Love Spells. They’re both quite strong lyrically because the stuff they write isn’t too abstract or psychedelic, so it’s easy to follow.”

“I run a barber/salon and creative space with my partner Ting. We want it to be an open space where anyone can drop by, hang out, have a coffee, and get connected."

“I’d love to work with Stanley Kubrick. He started out in technical roles and worked his way up to become a director, which is the journey I see for myself too.”

"I don’t want to miss the chance to explore everything—especially since I’ve just graduated, which is why I’m working various positions as a florist and art handler.”

“Now that I’ve graduated, I hope to work in sustainability, ideally in roles that combine community engagement, environmental justice, or corporate responsibility.”

“Before the year ends, I’d really love to try horse riding again. I did it once when I was very young, but I’ve forgotten what it feels like. It’s something I’ve been eager to revisit.”

“I’m not superstitious, but astrology is interesting. I find some truth in it, especially with tarot; they often touch on things that are happening in my life."

"I’ve always loved music. I didn’t have the chance to learn an instrument when I was younger, but I’ve spent a lot of time listening to music, which led me to audio engineering.”

“My dream is to start my own company combining my passions for education and design—I’d love to open a small academy or run a YouTube channel teaching design.”