To study and to learn always
When I began this university degree I thought I would study all my life, now I don’t think to study postgraduate course in the future, because I’m exhausted. I´m finishing the second university degree, then in the future I would like to study informally. I love to learn, but in the future I’ll study slower pace, compatible with my job and home life.
I believe I I’ll study some pottery techniques: potter's wheel or work on porcelain, like a advanced training course, because my current project art is a mix between textile and pottery. There are a lot of great ceramist here, in Santiago, maybe in the future I’ll travel to Japan or U.K. because this countries are world leaders in that area.
The next year I’ll be working on my thesis, also I would like to go to 11th International Shibori Symposium. I would present a piece of my work and I would attend a few workshops about Shibori or similar topics.
I think a great idea to study from a book, I have a bible of Shibori: “Shibori: The Inventive Art Of Japanese Shaped Resist Dyeing” this book displays a lot a ways of to tie a fabric even I ignore and it looks really beauty!
Learning from my home will be very convenient, for instance I’ll learn about natural dyes through Michel Garcia’s videos, who is a “world-renowned botanist, chemist, naturalist, and natural dye expert”. In the future I hope to participate in a workshop or event organized for him, located in Berkeley.
I believe I I’ll study some pottery techniques: potter's wheel or work on porcelain, like a advanced training course, because my current project art is a mix between textile and pottery. There are a lot of great ceramist here, in Santiago, maybe in the future I’ll travel to Japan or U.K. because this countries are world leaders in that area.
The next year I’ll be working on my thesis, also I would like to go to 11th International Shibori Symposium. I would present a piece of my work and I would attend a few workshops about Shibori or similar topics.
I think a great idea to study from a book, I have a bible of Shibori: “Shibori: The Inventive Art Of Japanese Shaped Resist Dyeing” this book displays a lot a ways of to tie a fabric even I ignore and it looks really beauty!
Learning from my home will be very convenient, for instance I’ll learn about natural dyes through Michel Garcia’s videos, who is a “world-renowned botanist, chemist, naturalist, and natural dye expert”. In the future I hope to participate in a workshop or event organized for him, located in Berkeley.
i'm exhausted about university too, sometimes I even thought about turn into a yoga's teacher jaja, why does life need to be so dificult? :(
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