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School of Art
Seek Knowledge for Wisdom and Peace
Vol.2, Issue.9, September 2024
Miniature Painting
Federally Chartered
Degree Awarding Ins�tute
Recognized by Higher Educa�on Commission (HEC)
Thesis project by textile design student Amal Zia entitled “Stitching Memories; A Contemporary Approach to Textile Design”
Autumn is a beautiful season that can symbolize
hope in many ways. As the leaves change colors
and fall, it reminds us of the cyclical nature of
life—how endings can lead to new beginnings.
The harvest season reects abundance and grat-
itude, encouraging us to appreciate what we
have. Additionally, the crisp air and vibrant land-
scapes can inspire reection and renewal. Just as
trees shed their leaves to prepare for winter, we
too can let go of what no longer serves us,
making space for new growth and opportuni-
ties. In this way, autumn embodies a hopeful
transition, reminding us that even in times of
change and uncertainty, there’s beauty and
potential for renewal ahead. This time of the year
also marks the start of new semester at School of
Art that is a powerful symbol of fresh begin-
nings and new opportunities. It’s a time to set
goals, embrace challenges, and foster growth.
Just like the changing seasons, a new semester
invites you to reect on past experiences while
looking forward with renewed enthusiasm. This
period encourages you to redene your aspira-
tions—whether that means diving into new
subjects, forming new friendships, or discover
ing untapped passions. It’s a chance to shed
any previous setbacks and embrace the poten-
tial for success. With each new semester
comes the excitement of the unknown, oer-
ing a blank slate where you can build on your
strengths and learn from past lessons. It’s an
ideal time to cultivate resilience, creativity, and
determination, making it a perfect backdrop
for personal and academic growth. Just as
autumn marks the transition from summer, a
new semester represents a fresh beginning.
Both oer a chance to leave behind what
didn’t work and embrace new opportunities.
As trees shed their leaves, it’s a perfect time for
reection. Students and teachers can assess
their past experiences and set intentions for
the upcoming term, much like nature prepares
for winter. We at the School of Art welcome
our students wholeheartedly to a new semes-
ter, and hope that it will provide us moments
to celebrate transformation, renewal, and the
excitement of what’s to come, allowing
students to reap the benets of their hard
work, applying what they’ve learned into prac-
ticality and strive towards success.