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Outside of Te Papa, there were 4 reflective sculptures with kaleidescope surfaces. Despite the recent rain, Fanny & I couldn't resist taking a few photos.
An open notebook.
I used the notebook as a way to represent self reflection through writing or drawing. I think this is a conceptual shot due to the angle and mood created in this photo.
A woman with curly hair wears a red shirt and appears deep in thought while resting her head on her hand. She is sitting at a wooden table in a warm, inviting setting.
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Photo captured at Dockweiler State Beach in the Playa Del Rey district of Los Angeles. Early March 2013.
To: Anyone who follows my project throughout the year ---
When you see me revert to texture, it means I'm stuck. This is my safe zone, where I am most comfortable. It is also where inspiration goes to die.
To: Me ---
When you revert to texture, it means you're stuck. Knock it off!! Get outside of your comfort zone and go make some mistakes.
Is pessimism easier to maintain than optimism?
In this short, reflective monologue, Sindy explores why optimism can feel harder to sustain in an uncertain world. While pessimism protects itself, optimism requires renewal, participation, and the willingness to stay engaged with a future that isn’t guaranteed.
A calm, non-utopian reflection on hope, meaning, and the emotional work of looking forward.
SCRIPT:
Pessimism has momentum.
It protects itself.
If things go wrong, it was right.
If things go right, it stays cautious.
Optimism is different.
It has to be renewed.
Reconsidered.
Chosen again after disappointment.
It doesn’t ignore risk—
it just refuses to let risk
be the only story.
And that makes optimism fragile.
Not naive,
but exposed.
It requires memory—
remembering that progress has happened before,
even when it’s slow,
uneven,
or easy to miss.
Maybe pessimism feels easier
because it asks less of us.
And optimism feels harder
not because it’s unrealistic—
but because it requires
continued participation
in a future
that hasn’t proven itself yet.
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