Class Activity 1: In which we walk around NTU to take photos that we feel express or communicate certain thoughts we have regarding the given titles.
- Something that is not “NTU” at all
Having interacted with the people of NTU so far, as well as the facilities, I’ve concluded that NTU is not “waste” at all. - Someone not studying in NTU
This is a straight forward image of a person not studying in NTU for the simple fact that he is not with us. RIP. However, I find it interesting how his words are immortalised to inspire those who are studying here. - Someone studying in NTU
Not in the commonly used sense of the word, though still very literal, this woman is studying the nuts and taking stock. - Useless image you see
This image features a sign that says “Do not walk along the road” as well as my subject’s clear disregard for the sign; myself included. I find this humorous and ironic. - Useful image you see
Deals, being a huge part of Singapore Culture, makes this image all the more relevant its usefulness. - Nature
The communication and interaction between two people is a intrinsic aspect of human. - Urban Nature
Making use of nature as inspiration, the design of this building is made to look like the canopy of a forest. - Urban
It is ironic that the phones are used for communication but as a result, ruins live interaction and communication. This is a stark contrast from nature. - Singapore
National Service and Singapore (to me) are synonymous. Everything we did, we did for the country. Through the pains and struggle, we form bonds and become family. - A place where art is shown
Quite literally, this is a stage where art is performed in various mediums. - A place where art is made
My attempt at being clever by saying that art is made in my mind. - A photograph with a faculty
Taken from just opposite Faculty Avenue, this avenue of its own runs along a row of houses where several faculty of NTU stay. - What the Earth Observatory of Singapore may be about
EOS is about the researching of climate change, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and tsunamis – represented by the ongoing construction, colours and strong shadows caused by sunlight.