HyonGepner

The record on HyonGepner runs to five fields plus two self-chosen words: eighteen, white, blonde, blue eyes, medium build, and reading and languages as the terms HyonGepner used to describe themselves. Read as a filter, the appearance fields are useful. Read as an introduction, they are nearly nothing, and the two themes add self-description, not evidence of how anything actually goes. There is no field here for how a conversation with HyonGepner would feel, and none is implied by what is listed. Only the room itself can answer that, and opening it is free.

hi! I'm Tracy. I'm a professional collector of other people's worlds. Books give me plots, exhibitions give me visual ideas, and my drawings are my own language for retelling everything I've seen. Though sometimes these languages get tangled - I might draw a book character in the pose of a statue from an exhibition, and then wonder for ages why his legs look so weird

I'm a walking collage of book pages, museum halls, and my own lines. If you see a girl reading a novel in front of an abstract painting, with a sketch in her notebook of that very painting reimagined in manga style - that's me. And I'm happy, even if all my drawings end up as smudges because I rushed and spilled coffee on the finished piece. An artist must know how to improvise

Not into: People who peek into my sketchbook without asking and say, "What's that mess?" That's my soul, actually, not a mess

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