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Open Toolkits

Open Toolkits

OERs composed by MA Contemporary Art Theory Students

Author: s2633670

This is a warm black and white simple line drawing with the words “Embrace your imperfect self” written at the top. In the center of the screen, there are two cartoon characters tightly embracing each other: the smiling character on the right, outlined by solid lines, is gently embracing the self depicted with dotted lines on the left. The dotted character’s head is wrapped in a spiral line symbolizing chaotic thoughts, and its body is covered with patch like marks. The solid line represents our strong side, while the dotted line represents the fragile and sensitive part of our heart. This embrace is the reconciliation we have reached with our imperfections. The entire painting conveys the belief that only when we learn to accept our own chaos and imperfections, and embrace all fragility with warm arms, can life truly be complete.

Reading Time: 6 minutesDear friend, Welcome to this corner of courage and authenticity. Perhaps you have been trapped by the idea of “must be perfect” for a long time, consuming your inner energy and leaving you without the courage to start so many things; Or maybe you’re just curious about self-exploration. No matter who you are, welcome to join this short […]

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