
A personal symbol.
Stay with the image for a moment. What does it bring to mind?

Four ways of seeing. Choose your perspective.
“She changed, but not overnight like in the books you read. Over years. Slowly and painfully. Sometimes brutally. But she did.”
Let the image shift. Stay with the words. What changes in your reading?
I’ve always been the one who did my homework, was good at it, showed up on time, followed the rules and tried to live up to what I thought I was supposed to be. All in the name of being good enough, fitting in, belonging. It took me a long time to realize that while that approach has given me many great skills and opportunities, it’s only when I started to get to know myself, find my own voice, my own story, that I started to feel like I was good enough and belonged. And because we all have stories, are stories, we can also connect with each other through them, across time and place, culture and age. Stories create community, presence and cohesion. Storytelling has therefore now become not just something I do, but something I can’t stop doing.
Look, listen, change perspective. There is more than one way into a story.

Stay with the image for a moment. What does it bring to mind?
Two colours. A different atmosphere. Choose one and look again.
Listen while you give her story a little more time.
Music is part of her story.
Choose a colour above. Give it a word below. Then reverse the colours. Does your reading change?
You do not need the right answer. Only an honest one for yourself.
Your words stay in this browser. They are never sent to us.
Three more voices from the exhibition. Which story makes you curious?