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Coffee Shop has excellent coffee and snacks it is a good place to relax in the mornings. It is possible to read some reading books, but not university books which demands more attention and mainly more patient.
However, it is a noisy place to stay on the afternoons when the restaurant is opened to beers and games.
This image has a dreamlike quality. That moment between sleep and waking, when your not quite compos mentis and still slightly immersed in a foggy state trying to remember what you were dreaming.
Participants were asked to write on a post it note an idea which they would take away from the day. These are the post it notes from people who were inspired by Beth Jefferson's presentation.
Negative- Studying in class, too much strain on the brain which causes stress which eventually leads to depression and $1.50 tequila shots at the Uni bar on Thursdays for Mexican nights
Chalk pastels and biro
A schizophrenic's delusions and hallucinations and their inability to perceive what is reality and what is a result of their symptoms
2012
"The Haiti Project"
The project is a four-canvass collage series that highlights various perspectives on the Haiti tragedy, beginning with the media's perception, to personal accounts of survivors, to the people who worked there, as well as my personal account and photographs.
The tragedy in Haiti was one that affected not only the small nation, but the world at large. People's perspectives on the event were mostly based on media's coverage. However, I was given the chance to probe a little deeper. I took care of patients - mostly children and infants - on the USNS Comfort. There, I was exposed to the other perpectives on the earthquake - people whose lives were completely ravaged, and the caretakers who put their own selves aside for the needs of someone else. It has truly been a life-changing event; this project serves to memorialize it, but never will it ever be able to truly portray the horror and chaos that still continues to affect lives today.