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Gelene always thought that she was better at expressing herself through writing, but didn’t believe it till recently. So, she got over her love-hate relationship with writing, pursued her happiness, and found her voice.
If she isn’t hunched over her desk writing, she’s probably lurking on X, rewatching a series/anime she’s watched before while eating a bowl of popcorn, reading a history-related Wikipedia page, or chugging insane amounts of black coffee.
We’re entering an era where people crave not just impressive experiences to show off, but rather ones that resonate with their values and are worthwhile.
“We Aren’t Kids Anymore” by Drew Gasparini is a stimulating coming-of-age musical that delves deeply into the messy reality of growing up (and its accompanying growing pains).
“When Life Gives You Tangerines” is a perfect example of what the slice-of-life genre has to offer, as well as how no one can truly stop what life has to offer; we must simply make do with what we have and live on.
One of the artists that embodies this duality profoundly is Goldie Poblador, whose glass pieces may look dainty and ethereal at first glance but are powerful in meaning.
Her work is a seamless fusion of intricate patterns and natural textures that transform clay into immersive, interactive installations that invite touch, movement, and exploration.
Kazu Café is a more whimsical take on the restaurants that Nippon Hasha operates, taking on a casual yet elevated experience that is influenced by Tokyo’s café culture.