The repeated behaviors we experience in our daily lives gradually form our habits and thought patterns, and these build in memories just like an established frame, hence we often ignore the changes and freshness around us.

Three art students who graduated last year: Connie Lau, Jennifer Lee, and Nesta Or.  The project idea starts with Copying each other's daily lives. Within a framework, but doesn’t follow the original format to reconstruct and collage. With their own way of seeing and perceiving, experience a journey that seems strange but familiar.

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日常生活中重複經歷的行為，逐漸形成了我們的習慣和思維模式，這些內化了的記憶體就像一個既定而無法衝破的框架，使我們往往忽視了周遭的變化和新鮮感。

 

三位去年藝術系畢業的學生 : 劉慧嫻Connie, 李曉欣Jennifer, 柯穎欣 Nesta，以複製對方的日常作為創作理念的起步點。在已定案的框架內，並不套用原有的格式，去重新組合、拼貼。她們用自己的觀看方式和感知，去經歷一趟看似陌生卻又似曾相識的旅程。

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// WURE AREA encourages the exploration of possibilities beyond habitual practices. This project connects three recent graduates, Connie Lau, Jennifer Lee and Nesta Or, from different art schools through the WURE AREA AWARD. They approached the repetitive daily lives of others from the perspective of strangers, using media such as sound, video-editing, and collage to reorganize the familiar aspects of urban life. By fragmenting and reconnecting elements like frequent systems, disposable materials, markings, and traces of construction, they revisit the curiosity and imagination that have been lost in urban living. //​​​​​​​​​​​