“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’m working towards being happy with who I am. A lot of the time, even with things like participating in class or talking to someone new, my lack of confidence shows through.”
"This year has been full of growth and change for me. I’m learning how to let go of things I’ve outgrown, because to move forward, you have to release what no longer serves you.”
"I really like the artist Serifa, his name is Serifa. His use of colour has really shifted the way I view art, and it’s given me a newfound appreciation for digital art.”
"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.”
“My late grandaunt was a writer. She left behind some unfinished manuscripts and short stories, and I’ve been thinking of how I can bring them to life and add on to them.”
“I’m still waiting to stumble upon the perfect Yohji Yamamoto suit, but I'm quite content with where my wardrobe is today; I've grown past the desire to chase after the next or new.”
"I really value having my own time and space to recharge, but most of my hobbies and activities tend to be pretty social ones, like bouldering and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.”
“My favourite anime is Apothecary Diaries! I love the main character and the plot—the world-building and visuals are incredibly well done, and I'm a huge fan of the production.”
"Most people don't know this, but I was a huge weeb growing up. After school, my friends and I would head to the library to borrow and speed-read mangas."
“I enjoy all kinds of travel experiences, but my trip to Hong Kong with my friend stands out. I felt happiest when we arrived in Tsim Sha Tsui and took in the beautiful views.”
“Now that I’ve graduated, I hope to work in sustainability, ideally in roles that combine community engagement, environmental justice, or corporate responsibility.”