Melodievb/dart391b

Even though my interests are going out of design’s world, I must admit that my design classes are involving me in many different ways. Because I am trained to questioning other’s practice, it gives me the opportunity to asked myself about both my actual and future professional design and market practices. I am constantly wondering how I would market my crafts, how could I expect to use my ability to be at the same time, successful enough to avoiding money concerns while I will be working in a responsible manner. I guess that at that point, it is a normal questioning that I share with most of my collegues but I think mine is probably deeper than theirs because of my motherhood conscience and the fact I am planning to have a polyvalent art practice. I just started Klein’s book called No logo and I am pretty sure I’ll find some potential answer to the concerns I am talking about here. I strongly think than being a francophone student in a anglophone context of learning is enhancing my capacity to take as much as I can since it is putting me in a complete and overwhelming state of learning. Seeing the world through those stranger’s eyes are putting me out of my comfort zone which is always useful when you want to go further. I deeply feel that this state of mind is forcing me to find my own way to approach art and design and to define myself as a student, a person, a consumer, a designer, an artist. It really makes me feel alive these days…