UPDATE-DEC 12, 2022

After a semester of research and thinking about my keyword perception, I upgraded my Avatar (into the picture). The upgrade is mainly divided into two parts. First, I used cardboard to limit the range of perception again; instead of pompoms, I used cardboard to make the whole more three-dimensional than the original. Perception is never flat, let alone consistent—this is my second change. People learn in the process of perception and feel new things. The process of perception itself is infinite perception. So I made my yarn arrangement more massive and added feathers as new ideas and new circles to represent new realistic things confirmed during the perception. The weakness is also revealed: Perception is intricate, likely leading people to forget their original intentions.

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My Avatar is dedicated to expressing my keyword “perception”. Marketing Communication is my academic interest. I enjoy exploring the audience insight of it, which is discovering their perceptions. The audience will not interpret a well-designed message (four-petal wires of different colors) in a monochrome way, and their perception will lead their minds through countless routes to interpret the information, like the yarn thread that extends from the different perceptions. Seeing eyeball stickers in different directions means that the public receives the information. The blue circle behind the information is the information that triggers perception organized by perception. Feather and wire butterfly represent illusions that spark through perception but eventually cannot lead the routes. Although perceptions from different perspectives are very flexible, their weakness exists: Colorful pins and pompoms signify general knowledge and common sense. They guide and limit perception. Also, they are the base of the information itself.