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old mirror
KidZania’s kumon certificate
elementary school’s math notes
old bottles from my eraser collection
radio shaped hoop toy
This area is actually quite tricky to work with, the materials are not in the form of paper nor cards, and are heavier compared to the other ele- ments. I managed to stick them up to the walls using a super strong 3M tape.
I found two polaroid-sized magnet glass and used them to place my KZ’s Kumon Certificate and a cut out piece from my old math notes. Then, I taped them to the right side of the wall, and surprisingly the tape holds them together strongly.
Next, I also sticked the mirror with a tape to the wall and placed small dried flowers around it. I also hung up an LED light that I bought some time ago for another project. So I made use of it by setting them up on this artwork.
The lower right area of this mini exhibition radi- ates a very retro vibe. The color combination that have faded throughout the years from the radio toy completes this artwork’s theme. I used to play with it almost everyday, until one day one of the buttons broke and couldn’t function normally.
As mentioned in the previous page, I glued down KidZos and laminate them with clear tape to give a glossy finished look. KidZania was a place that brought kids’ dreams and imaginations in the realest way - also my favorite place to go to with my friends back then, hence why I still keep the money, cards, and countless merchandise from KZ.
To fill up the remaining space, I placed some of my bottles from my eraser collection - just like the lower left area. After that, I decided to lay out a cut out piece from an old fuzzy fabric underneath.
KidZania’s Money (KidZos)
3D ART
LED lights