在今次的經驗中，我跟同學們所經歷的是一場結果不明的工作坊。我們一同分享並認識更多這個社區，發現並探究過去與今日的深水埗。我任由大家各自發掘對深水埗的特色與聯想，讓他們以各自不同的方式來完成作品。

Profile
Lam Pei was born in Hong Kong and grew up in a Government Public Housing Estate. Her parents are Indonesian overseas Chinese. She believes that experiences and recollections are very important for her. Reciting her recollections through her own creative way has become a concrete record of her daily life. She worked as a freelance graphic and multi-media designer and illustrator.

Artwork title

Sham Shui Po is full of human touches and there are explicit features of an old community. We have not paid attention to preserve this kind of human touch while the city is developing; instead, we speed up to build walls to separate our privacy from others every day. We no longer talk to people we do not know, not to mention being amiable to those who pass by. Our days seem to elapse without joy. I realised that various types of chairs were still preserved on the streets in Sham Shui Po. Although not many passers-by chose to sit down, I kept imagining people would gather here to talk to residents they never get to know. Would they be spending the whole day in a more delightful way? Therefore, this piece of artwork consists of chairs picked up from different places being placed in a giant tea cup. Please get into the giant tea cup and take a seat. With the message “Be nice to people” in mind, you can feel the simplicity of trust among people around you.