Samia Salim

Here the object “A Fork” that i choose to be with. I was asked to go for the walk with Abdul Razzak one of my classmates. But we couldn't make it because of our timing. So I had to do it alone. Used the timer to capture those moments. Here is the map.I started walking from the Eldon building to Hovertravel.   Started a pretty nice hot day with a spoon to get a better understanding of what it feels to be with and get something out of it at the end of the day. All of a sudden find an identical match between the patterns of the fork’s prongs and the bench. Quite amazing, isn’t it? Any thoughts on this? For me, it's just sitting on a bench like a person. I wish I could hold things that connects to me together in my daily life like the fork holding those stone. Eye soothing! Made a beautiful sound. Yet I failed to hold up even a single stone though. Mimicry to a building. Not identical but yet making sense. Though it's slow and steady. Only patience can do the work that's ne...

  I’m here to share some of my experiences and thoughts I had with a stick that I’m carrying out for the last couple of days . Feels good to start a new journey, especially with this (blogs) as I’m proceeding with my academic career here at the University of Portsmouth. I was a bit late to join though. I missed Roughly 7-10 days at the beginning of the classes because of late traveling here in Portsmouth. It made me worried because of those classes that I missed until I met professor Oren Lieberman who did give me extra time of his to get me to understand what I missed the first couple of days. I’m grateful to him for the way he welcomes me to get started. And here I’m. The very first thing that happened to me is a part of the stick goes into the finger of my hand. I felt a needle inside of my palms. And this made me a bit more careful with the stick. I wrapped the place of the stick I grab with a piece of paper so it doesn't happen again. Which taught no matter what you need to be...