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Published: January 26th 2011
Had a one-to-one tutorial all in English. Came with ideas but definitely felt I needed this tutorial to help push me on. I figured as Dutch seem to be so honest, frank and open I didn't have to hold back with my opinions and some disagreements. My tutor said making people feel angry is more interesting than boosting their confidence so I disagreed because anyone can make people feel angry but to help people gain self confidence is not quite so easy as so many people lack it, and plus I want to create work that's of some kind of benefit to society! Anyways I still took note on his points and figured I just need to find a balance to show both sides of a story, to be realistic as aposed to painting a pretty naive picture.
Explored my campus a bit more because I thought I hadn't seen everything and was really curious to see what lay upstairs. I found the print rooms and media labs, sound included! But didn't see what the photography studio looked like or of animation inside... I even got a bit lost walking around the monastic niches but it changed my impression of the campus and I felt a lot more excited by the building and its somewhat hidden facilities. I didn't realise it was quite so big as what I saw today!
Finaly got myself a timetable so I don't have to rely on students telling me what time we need to be in the next day.
My housemate came back today. He went to England with his course for a day and came back ill after eating English fish and chips!
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Ilana Petit
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Definately agree with boosting people's confidence than making them angry! People need more positivity in their lives, not negativity (people give that to themselves anyway). Lol I was never an English chips person. Dutch, Belgian and French chips all the way :P xxx