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Embracing Creativity: A Person-Centered Approach Where Nothing is 'Wrong'

“I wanted to find a field in which I could be sure my freedom of thought would not be limited”
― Carl R. Rogers​

Welcoming Unpredictability: A Creative Space for Every Individual.

Welcome to Seeing Music Hearing Colour, an inspiring creative portfolio that captures my artistic journey. The projects reflect a personal journey, documented step by step in a reflective blog series detailing my decision to pursue a PhD and how it shaped me into a person-centred and reflexive practitioner, composer, and pedagogic researcher. From crafting a folk opera to interpreting art into music and vice versa, this portfolio showcases the diverse elements of my major projects. Stay tuned for more exciting updates as I continue to explore the vibrant intersection of music and art!

Large Scale Projects

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This project aimed to collaborate with community groups explore the fascinating relationship between color and sound. Participants engaged in creative activities that allowed them to translate their perceptions of color into musical compositions and soundscapes. Through workshops and interactive sessions, individuals discovered how different colors evoke distinct emotions and sensations, inspiring a unique auditory experience. Ultimately, the project fostered a deeper understanding of sensory connections while promoting community engagement and artistic expression.

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The Magic Paintbrush

The project unfolded as a captivating folk opera inspired by the ancient Chinese story of the Magic Paintbrush. It was a collaborative effort involving four schools, where creativity blended with technology through the use of iPads and a small chamber ensemble. With a person-centered approach, students expressed their unique perspectives and talents, exploring the magic of art and storytelling. Together, they fostered a deeper understanding of culture and collaboration.

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