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The way art and culture I.e. how it is depicted at Lucy often drives me insane, because to me it’s such an opportunity to build this sense of ‘inclusiveness’ the college boasts of through the day-to-day experience and yet they seem to fail in doing so. This painting is of the Indian culture but I recognise it as such because it’s my culture, there is no explanation nor much of a credit given to the artist, there is also no curatorial sense so to speak in why they have randomly placed it in one of the inside study room corridors. Further around in the college porcelain from china and little jars picked from the East have been placed in glass cases and on top of a mantle/pedestal, in many ways othering these cultures. I think diversity needs to move beyond the buzzword it’s become into our everyday and sometimes the first step can be as small as thinking about how one depicts world culture in what is clearly trying to be a global ‘world’ college.

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This is on the way into Lucy from St Edmunds and MPH, we consider it our shortcut and I imagine my bench here because for me a place is made identifiable emotionally, psychically, and physically even, by the community and support system of people one builds there that is when it starts to feel like home. This might be an extension of my Indian cultural roots, that is cause for this sort of consideration but I’d imagine my bench in a place that is both private and open and inviting to others to join me in conversation and in a sense of community. Community is what makes a place and a sense of home 😊

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An imagined bench could be located here for Sun. ahaha

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Hehe's workshop encouraged me to rethink my relationship with a certain space and why this space means a lot to me.

Don't know why, but this workshop also reminded me to focus on my own project as my attention was distracted by something else before this workshop.

Well done, Hehe !