Those are the final pieces that I put on display. I won't bore you will the whole meaning behind it, but to cut it short, we had to show who we were. I'm not a fan of sharing my personal secrets and qualities about myself, so that was my first problem. Instead of delving deep into the darkest areas of my brain, I thought, hey, why not make it some kind of game? This resulted in many trials and errors, before I finally settled on a pack of cards. The cards would work as playing cards, but also as a brainteaser. They all contain facts about me: some being true, and other's false. I decided to name it "Unidentified truth". The whole point was that these facts about me weren't being handed to people on a plate, the viewer had to work out the puzzle essentially. There was a simple pattern in all of the true statements, that the viewer had to figure out. Here are a few examples of the cards, can you figure out the pattern?

Have you got it yet?

I'll give you a clue, the top two here are true, and the bottom two are false.

 If you've figured out the pattern, well done! I found that many people couldn't work it out. It was simple: The true ones contained double letters.
Have a look at the images below.


See? Yeah so that was the project I was most proud of in first year of art school. Let me know what you think!

Until next time!