State of Art Exhibit: Reflection of My Beliefs and Values

This state of the art exhibit is endeavouring to reflect my beliefs, values and attitudes that I strongly represented as an individual. These discourses have been uniformly modified and evolved by experiences and interactions with my family and religion as my life has progressed. I felt that utilising the white base of my exhibit would be the most appropriate way to express and portray these influences in an understandable manner. The central piece of my exhibit symbolises my life is very steadily and focus to unpackaged my dream goals as each year I learn and improve from the mistakes that I have made. My central piece can be supported by the quote of Richard Branson, ‘I have learnt more from my failures than my successes.’ This is why the central piece is a staircase as it conveys that I must take each step to reach my goals. The simple but epic design of this exhibit may seem somewhat unappealing. However, browsing each and every feature which is utilised can allow readers to relate each paragraph to it for a better understanding of the many discourses responsible for shaping and or modifying me. The textures that my exhibit is presented are black and white. This exhibit will provide a vast amount of concealed symbolism in a compact space as there is a saying ‘Great things come in small packages’. Therefore, this exhibit will provide a thorough insight into the influences in my life that I have shaped my attitudes, values and beliefs.

My parents, brother, cousins, aunties and uncles have shaped me today. My family have a strong relationship bond with each other which has helped me develop into a well behave adolescent. They always advise me to listen to others point of view and understand their circumstances. Every Saturday...

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...a quote by Margaret Carty: “Be like a postage stamp, stick to one thing until you get there.” My pursuit of success is similar to a stair case because each step I make takes me closer to my goal.

As the world ages so am I, my attitudes, beliefs and values has not yet completely develop as there is every possibility for room to grow as I engage with new discourses. Every aspect that I have presented has all been essential in providing the fundamental modification to form the foundation that has housed my values, attitudes and beliefs as an individual. The uncertainty of what the future might hold, but one thing that I am certain will remain the same for long times are the discourses that was developed with my family. My exhibit has not been completed as it is still waiting for me to complete in the near future represented by the blank spaces around my stair case.