I'm doing my master's. I'm in the last three months, four months, three months. And I'm basically looking at, I'm obviously a very community based designer. And I always have been, all of my projects are graphic design, they all have been community based as well. But when I obviously after moving back from Falmouth, I've really tried to focus on my local area, and my community at home. And like what I could be able to do as a designer, from that perspective. And for my final Master's project, I've decided to focus on Southampton as a community. So I'm looking at the City of Culture bed, which obviously has been going through the past couple months, for 2025. And so Hampton is apart like one of the final runner, runner ups or whatever, we don't know the final result. So I'm kind of looking at so Hampton wants to win the bid? How can I bring the creatives to the forefront of the city. And one of the ways that I want to do that is by like, creating this mass collaboration, and the mass collaboration. Basically, I'm at the moment, I'm in the middle of interviewing, which is perfect by mentoring you guys, by basically going around a lot of likes, and Hanson and creatives having a conversation about like, where they get their inspirations from, what Southampton means to them, like, basically just have a conversation about where they live and breathe, which has been really interesting. But at the end of it, I kind of want to create something that would be like landmarks across the city. So this could be like sculptural, I don't really know how I see it being at the moment. But I know that I want it to be physical. And I want it to be a conversation. I want it to be like a point of networking. And yeah, I just want, I want it to be there. Because I feel like it added up in Sandton, I described it at the beginning of my project as a really dull grey city, mainly because of the air pollution, but everything else. Yeah, I just think it's really like Dell. And as part of this use of culture bed, they're trying to bring artists at the forefront. They've already started doing it with a lot of like, like the other word, but they basically do like bursaries and stuff, like competitions. They're already starting to do it. But they're mainly focusing on one graphic designer called Nathan. And he's an illustrator. So he's been employed to like, basically just cover anything with like his art, which is great. But that's only one artist as compared to like the 1000s that are in Sandton. And I just kind of want to give them a platform to have a voice. So yeah, that's kind of what I want to do, which would lead me to create a cultural identity for the city, which then use that as well. Southampton just be recognised as a bit more creative, rather than just being this tall, grey tile place here as a moment. Yeah, basically, I want to do, I'm, as I said, I'm in the interview stages at the moment. And I kind of wanted to talk to you guys just about like, obviously, I want to create something that's like physical, obviously want it to be sustainable not affect the environment. And I want to push the creatives into doing something their like reaction or their like collaboration, but it's completely up to them. But I want to make sure that they're doing it like as sustainable as possible. But also thinking more about like sculpture, rather than like something that's kind of like 2d, because a lot of the artists I'm dealing with are painters, and that there's one sculpture passed. And I think that the rest of them are kind of very flat. So yeah, I just think that yeah, a conversation on that weekend.