last words

Is it the end or just another beginning?
Reflections on the process, the making, and what comes next.

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Reflections

This project began with a spark of curiosity — an idea I couldn’t quite shake, so I chased it.
What started as a thought experiment about death and design became something more personal:
a space to grow, to play, and to expand my design eye beyond interiors and architecture.

In reimagining death as an experience rather than an absence, I wanted to explore how aesthetics, empathy, and technology could bring tenderness into spaces we often avoid.
Through STYX, I discovered that designing for death isn’t morbid — but romantic.
It’s storytelling with intention, an act of deep care in experience-making.

Yet it also asks:
Where do we draw the line between comfort and control?
Between remembrance and possession?
Between what should live forever — and what should be allowed to rest?

CloudWish doesn’t claim to answer those questions; it simply begins the conversation.
Because before we can talk about death, we must first question what it means to live well.

To me, this project is about courage through curiosity — a reminder that design can hold silence, that beauty can exist in departure,
and that even the most uncomfortable subjects deserve intention and care.

It’s ongoing as an experiment and an exploration toward building in new worlds where empathy, storytelling, and technology meet.

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