Reflecting back on all the works we made for the exhibition, I realized that in my last three years in Parsons Paris, I have never work in a collaborative  exhibition like this one. The fact that we all worked on one subject was very positive and insightful. Usually, when each one of us works on a different topic, we all learn something for one another but never get the full picture on one topic. Overall, this exhibition allowed me to understand different aspects of Romainville that I would never understand if I worked in Romainville alone. Moreover, working on their separate projects on Romainville allowed me to explore different areas and different mediums with which I can represent Romainville. The poster project was an extension to the Romaoinville study which I was very excited about because I really enjoyed creating the first poster. The video animation I created was very interesting experimentation using Adobe Premiere and the process itself was very informative just listening to the answers of the Romainvillois. I also really enjoyed creating the postcards because I always like working with Illustration and the postcards were a great opportunity for me to do something I really enjoy. Finally, I really wished I could be present on the day of the exhibition and see how people interacted with my pieces. Though, I got very positive feedback from my colleagues who were there.
