#interview 1

So one down, 10 to go.

“...I think nature is the trees and the sky, the birds and the animals, the ocean, water, I think of fire, the natural elements of the world...”

Now I’m back in my room and I think I’m here to stay. I’m going to finish watching Star Trek and do a bit of prep for tomorrow’s interview. And just celebrate the fact that I survived the day. 

Good morning! Day Two in Oxford commences. I have my first interview today at 2:45, but I’ll need to drag myself away from my bedroom window in order to do that. It’s far too gorgeous to be allowed around here.

There were many different ways I could've approached the task of asking a person on campus about their views on nature and the environment. I figured that asking someone who didn't have much time to think about their answer, would give a fairly honest response on their first thoughts that came to mind when they think of nature and environment; hence the reason I chose the woman at the 90. She was an elderly woman, who's views are obviously going to differ from those of young students, especially ones that aren't as familiar with the campus and the different sites on campus. She answered "the sky" is what she imagines when she thinks of nature, and on campus next to Bowman's Den, between the new students center, there is an open field where people can relax and view the sky there. She does, in fact, believe that humans are apart of nature, as well as nature and environment are different. I couldn't agree with her more, and the fact there is no right or wrong answer is eye opening, because it allows people to see how others view one of the only things we (people, plants, and animals) have in common, which is the Earth and nature.-Jada Banks  

Studio Project 2: Lacuna Interview 1