left to right, top to bottom : Sifa, Made, Taza, Dea, Deana, Imas, Mita, Ana, Nadia, Manda
I may not have the best resolution of the visualization above,
the pic I took when I was in Junior High School around 3 years backwards on
Kartini Day, considering that I used my
fish
eye lenses but I love this anyway. The reason why I picked this pic among
those Junior High School cool piccies on my directory is because I love the
fish eye effect on the shot.
This pic somehow recalls my past memories about
freedom to go on our own way, different way. Different is not always separatic,
is it? Difference enriches us.
Those girls were my classmates, MAGIC, for two years, on the second
year and the third. We came from different elementary school, family, and background.
The solidarity that we
upheld since the second year was the toughest among all
classes’. We planned what we would put on when it came to the Kartini Day
together. Yes, of course there were some conflicts
in deciding whether we’d
just wear the same costume or different to make it more diverted at first. -See?
The difference did always come along as we socialize, the differences were
always there- but finally, we ended up
with the second option, the most voted choice, that is to be different each
other. We came to coordinate who’d have Sumatra costume, Kalimantan,
Jawa,
Bali, and Papua even more. So that’s it. We were the MAGIC! Diversity never separate us, it brings us together to perfection and excellence.
