I make still and moving images, mostly about my personal life and youth mental health issues.
I get inspired mostly from my personal life, but anything looks interesting, especially when I go to a foreign country, can make me produce visual pieces.
Please tell us about your final year project
I am really interested in youth mental health issues and human behaviours, so I made a book about a sad guy who killed himself and a grim reaper penguin, and then made another animation and a book about the world with the human allergy.
How have you found your course/time at Brighton?
It was amazing! If you look at my projects I did in my first year, they look completely different from what I’m making these days. The course helped me develop my personal visual language.
Especially during my 3rd year, I went through a huge change, both as a normal human being and an illustrator who creates visual stuffs.
Brighton itself is a city with so much influencial and interesting stuffs as well.
What are your plans after Graduation?
I am going to do my MA at RCA, since I found the critical environment helps me develop my work further. I am really looking forward to find out what kind of a visual communicator I would be in the future.
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