I becamereallyfascinatedwithsomethingthatiscalledephemeraldesign.
Ephemeraldesignis a designthatiscreatedjustfor a shortmoment.
Andthenit's gone, becausethatwouldnotonlytrainedmeinnotbecomingobsessedwitheverythingthat I haveevercreated, but I wouldn't bealsoafraidofmakingmistakesifthathappened.
What I foundisthatactuallytheresultwhatwasmuchmoreperfectthat I wouldactuallyexpectedThisisoneofmyart.
I did, foroneoffthemusicvideo, a designthatwascreatedjustfor a moment.
Justforinstance, itlookedlikesomethingthatprobablyyoucouldsay I workedonitforfourdaysthereandconceptualizeit, notitout.
Itwascreatedin 10 minutesanditlookssobeautiful.
Anotherone.
Thisis a dressmadeoutoftoiletpaperthat I didthat I createdin 15 minutes.
It's a beautifultrainingtoyourmind, tocreatethingsandactuallydestroythemafterwards.
Anotherone.
It's a dressmadeoutofpaperagain.
Itwasdestroyedwiththepainupafterfiveminutesandandand I findthatsuch a powerfulexpressioninsomethingthatactuallyispartoff a processoffdisappearancebecauseyousaidyouhavetoknowwheretofinish.
Trytolookatthesamethingin a differentwaythatisalmostmorepowerfuloraspowerfulascreatingideafromscratch.
Forexample, mysolution.
Oneofthegreatestartistsfrom 20 centuryreproducedmake a partyofMonaLisaatthemoustacheandcalledher, which, phoneticallyinEnglishsoundssomethinglike L.
A.
Shouldshowed a coup, whichmeanswhichmeansshehas a hot s.
Sohechangedjustbyyourtitle.
Actually a perceptionoff a veryseriousartcreatedwaybeforehimandsosomethingsbyjustgiving a titletosomething, youchangetheperceptionoffhowpeopleseethatsamething, right?
A presentationwhenRussiafellwasactually 17 yearsold.
HestartedtoworkwithAndyWarholandendthehiredyouforoneoffoffhisinterviewas a photographerandhesaidhejustsaidtohim, Well, I don't carewhatyoudoJustmakeeverybodylookgoodAndhe's oneofthemostsuccessfulphotographerfinancephotographeroffthiscentury.
So I wouldhiremyselfinEnglishspeakingbarand I wouldstartstudyFrenchforfivehoursperdayandthenafteroneyearandwithcompletemyinternationalexamfromFrenchso I couldfinallybeabletoapplytheFrenchUniversity.
So I preparedeverythingthattheycame, and I wassoexcitedgoingthroughthisartschool.
And I goforthisexaminethatpeoplearesaying, Well, youcan't reallyapply.
You'reoneyeartoyourtoeold.
I'm likewhat?
AndinFrance, becauseit's a publicuniversityandeverybodyappliesfromallovercountrythattheymakesomethinglike a limit.
Sotheyorganizedmethisinterview, and I'm goingthere, beingconvincedthatwillbeMightbeoneteacher.
That's it.
I arrived.
Therewas 10 teachers, 10 themainteachers.
I wasspeechless.
Myhandswereshaking.
I couldn't talk.
I putmyhugeportfolioonthesmall, tinycoffeetableAndthen, justlikesilenceintothestory, I thought I woulddieandafter 10 minutes, theysaidAllright, youcanstartinSeptember.
Butyouhaveoneyeartoproveyourselfbecause I wouldhavesubject, likechemistry, physics, technologyoffabrics, tissueandsoon.
Andthey I didn't haveanyguarantee I wouldactuallymanagetodothatinFrench.
Afterfouryears, I finished.
Universityis a forcedinthehistoryinternationalstudent, andmycollectionwaschosenoneofthetreebestcollectionofftheschoolandwouldrepresenttheschoolforanotheryear.
And I thinkoneofftheveryfamousartistswhoabsolutelychangetheworldforbetterplaceisgrumheprintstheportrait's offnormalusualpeopleandputtheminthemostpoorariaoffallaroundtheworld.
Andhestarted a movementin 2011 whenhe, umwhatever, Wheneversomebodywouldactuallysendhim a portrait, hewouldprintitforthem, sendthembacksotheypeoplecouldputthemanywhererightin.
AndonedayherfriendHaroldKoda, whois a greaterinchargeoffthecostume, is, uminNewYork, hadanexhibitionplan, andinthelastminutethatexcavationwascanceledandhedidn't knowwhattodo.
And I thinkit's oneofthemostpowerfulartthatexistsintheother's societybecausethatartcanactuallyhelptoshiftpeopleawarenessaboutprettymucheverythingandmakethisworld a betterplace.
And I'm goingtoshowyou a differentexampleoffverypowerfuladvertisingthatareaimingtoreally, reallychangeourawareness.