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I thought almost constantly about ‘transition’ for 6 months; what it
was, what it meant and how its concept could clearly be expressed in a
3D form. It was the basis for my Degree Show collection. In the end my
pieces were a collection which highlighted the importance of focusing on
the present moment. They acknowledged the past and future but embraced
the beauty of now and living in the moment as so much of what was and
what will be is beyond our control. And so, after those 6 months, I had
the whole thing sussed. Transition is a natural thing in life so don’t
stress or worry about it, just go with it, focus on what’s happening
right now and love life.
Well, that’s all very well until you suddenly find yourself in the very
depths of transition- homeless, jobless and having committed to a
college course almost 3 hours drive away from your parents’ house which
is the only real place of refuge you have at the moment. “It’ll all work
out”. “Something will come up”. So I’m told, and absolutely, one has to
keep the faith. I have no doubt that the studying I’m doing is exactly
what I should be doing but having said this, it makes it so difficult to
see why everything else isn’t falling to place around it. At the end of
the day, I’m a happy and healthy young one with plenty of amazing
friends and family and so I’ve nothing severe to be fretting about. My
problem is, I need to banish that word ‘if’ from my mind. It’s
pointless. I can only do what I can do and a massive lump of patience
and faith is what I need to summon.
I’ve never been one to sit still. Bored and lazy are not words in my
vocabulary. I’m not wasting precious life time during my transition and I
think that’s all that matters. Just gotta keep putting the love out
there and remember that life always has ups and downs…embrace them for
what they are. Anyway, life would be so boring if we just hopped from
one thing and place to another..we’d miss the eager anticipation of the
unknown and all the excitement of the journey.*
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