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"Parallel World Post-it Wall: If I had made another choice that day"
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"Parallel World Post-it Wall: If I had made another choice that day"

"Parallel World Post-it Note Wall: If I Made Another Choice That Day" combines a conceptual art poster with a handwritten note installation. An entire wall is composed of notes of different colors. Each note represents…

Prompt

"Parallel World Post-it Note Wall: If I Made Another Choice That Day" combines a conceptual art poster with a handwritten note installation. An entire wall is composed of notes of different colors. Each note represents another branch of life: going to another city, studying a different major, unsaid words, a train that left early, and starting work again. A warm lamp in the center illuminates the middle note. The emotions are complex and delicate, and the ratio is 4:5.

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