Arts Thread

The "Reform-Uniform" project, initiated in 2016, sought to re-envision the very concept of "uniform." Traditionally, uniforms denote the standardized attire worn by members of a particular organization. However, this prevailing uniformity had the potential to stifle the individuality and creativity of students who donned these garments daily. What if these uniforms could become a canvas for self-expression, a means to inject vitality and character into the monotony of school attire? In collaboration with a dedicated team, a collection of school uniforms was conceptualized, each tailored to represent distinct personality archetypes. Drawing inspiration from the world of literature, such as the iconic houses of Gryffindor and Slytherin in the Harry Potter series, we crafted a series of uniforms that not only upheld the ethos of academic dress but also celebrated the diversity and uniqueness of each student. These uniforms, divided by personality, served as a visual testament to the individuality of students, fostering a sense of belonging to a community while allowing them to express their authentic selves. The "Reform-Uniform" project not only reimagined the conventional notion of uniforms but also breathed life into the very fabric of self-expression and unity within the school environment.