Author: Savannah

This week I would like to talk about music. Music is extremely powerful and has a huge impact on people around us and the world. It brings the world together through emotional connections as well as likings of certain types of music or artists. Music is the output of a way to interpret our feelings […]

This quarter, STAC worked on individual projects. Projects that we get to choose the type of media we want to work on. This media would eventually have to be presented to the class. I decided to continue with songwriting. All of the songwriters got together and decided to work on on huge project. Our project […]

This week I decided to write about our minds. The most powerful organ in our body that controls our every move, every reaction and every thought. Our minds can take us into many places with many variation and different worlds that can alter the way we view the world around us. In a philosophy workshop, […]

  The sketchbook project. 60 drawings in 2 weeks. A far fetched dream I thought at first, but it turned out to be awesome! This project was definitely hard for me at first! I was so afraid to make mistakes and about my work not being perfect; but then again, is anything really “perfect”? This […]

During the summer of 2017, I went to Italy for the first time. I went for the experience in culture and lifestyle, of course, but I was also invited to take a dance workshop there. The program is called Dance Italia. It was a 6 day contemporary workshop with teachers and dancers from around the […]

The allegory of the cave. Philosopher Plato has come up with this idea of the cave. That all humans are living in a cave and all we see is shadows. Those shadows are all we see and all we know, therefore we believe it is real. But how do we truly know if it is […]

Failure. Something that we are all afraid to face. Something that holds us back from exploring a new world that could change our lives forever. But we won’t take a chance, because we are afraid of failure. Failure is something none of us want to face. Yet, even though it is something we do not […]