Overall, I am happy with my decision to come to Chelsea. I like my classmates and the vibe of the school, which is pretty much that you do what you want, when you want. While I chose it because I wanted the opportunity to be self-directed, the very relaxed and unstructuredness (I made up that word) of it is taking a bit of getting used to. So was the very small studio space. I am actually now happier in my space after adding the little wall you see below. I also use the wall opposite.
For some reason, it is just nice to have a little corner for my desk. Just across the way is a room with a bunch of people who I hang out with often. Natalie is below, she is from Scotland and great. Chris, from England, is behind her, and also great. He is organizing a trip to Berlin in the Spring for a gallery weekend. Booking tickets soon. Woohoo.
Now that I am starting to make some art and figure out what I want to work on, school is definitely falling into place.
For some reason, it is just nice to have a little corner for my desk. Just across the way is a room with a bunch of people who I hang out with often. Natalie is below, she is from Scotland and great. Chris, from England, is behind her, and also great. He is organizing a trip to Berlin in the Spring for a gallery weekend. Booking tickets soon. Woohoo.
Now that I am starting to make some art and figure out what I want to work on, school is definitely falling into place.
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