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How R U Feeling?        Info

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The project 'How R U Feeling?' asks us to express what usually is repressed. In Thailand, the land of smiles, people holds believe that a nice person smiles through even the roughest of situation. This project aims to promote a better perception around regulating your emotions by the aid of simple visual tools like stickers. In this project, participants were asked to assemble the face that represents how they are feeling from collection of stickers, then later on they were then asked to recreate the face they have made and was photographed as part of the collection as a mood glossary.

Recently graduated photography student from Thailand. Main interests lies in conceptual photography and pure candid shots of everyday lives.

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Prepping the mount of the frames by cutting part where names and statements supposed to go...

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Placing the stickers right in the middle of the frame, I don't like that it hides all the details of the subject's face.

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Making them smaller, and tried matching the sticker and the face, still did not turn out well.

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inserting elements from the How R U Feeling project onto the portrait...

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Art Center College of Design and sponsored by France Los Angeles Exchange (FLAX), Pasadena Central Library

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Decided to go with this particular frame, ordered 12.

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The note with name and answer to "How are you feeling?" on the shoot day

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I was able to get 19 responses, at around 7.45-8.00 when staffs are punching in for a work day.

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The plan is to ask them to play around with the site, and create a face to reflect the question 'คุณรู้สึกอย่างไรบ้าง?' or 'How are you feeling?'

After I get the outcome of the face they put together, I will ask them to express it using their own face. Should be a fun activity to start the day with!

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Arc.tribe submit to open call

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Interactive Reflection Zone incorporating the screening of the documentary, in collaboration with AramArom

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Mental-Verse is a narrated photographic documentary that tells the story of 3 people from different stages of life. Each of them will tell their own story while allowing audiences to explore the becoming of clinical depression and its following consequences. This project aim to raise more awareness on clinical depression and inviting people to reflect upon themselves while listening to the subject's stories.

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EYEDROPPERFILL : Mental Verse [Documentary]

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EYEDROPPERFILL : Mental Verse [Documentary]

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More reference on the approach, practitioners who work on the same issue.

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Art galleries and alliances who focus their collection on work that reflects social beings of the society could also be interested in this project.

Wellcome Collection

HOP hub of photography

Goethe Institut

Oasis Gallery

House of nowhere

Kinjai Cintemporary submit to open call

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Social movements groups who focus their tasks on the issue of mental health could also be a prominent group of audience.

Mind ground

Urban Creature

Ili.u

A-chieve

Iameverything.co

Mappa

Arc.tribe submit to open call

Umbel Art Experience Design

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Define who is the audience? Where do you see the work?

The audience is the people with interest in social movements, cultural movements, mental health, and art enthusiasts. The audience could also be initiators who look for ways to interact and incorporate art into campaigns and projects, thus corporate scouts could also be an interested group of audience.

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Clearly explain the purpose of your project.

With social limitations, people can sometimes feel caged in their own emotions and finds it hard to express what they are feeling. Inspired by the approach of art therapy, this project provides a visual tool that would help participants reconnect to their own emotions by showing them instead of using words to describe them. The aim of this practice is to create a space where people would feel free to express their emotions, while promoting regulating your feelings instead of repressing it.

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art therapy toolkit
kids? who is the audience?
the purpose of the work?
anthropology approach?
psychology approach?
make things practical.

online communication?
and its effect on mental health.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NazVKnD-_sQ
https://www.facebook.com/nookfriends
https://www.facebook.com/peacefuldeath2011/
Love Frankie
Chinese Portrait

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Maybe it is a good idea to experiment with digital interactive platform, like a website that allows you to do this.

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The Playbook : How are you feeling?