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Jia Xi Zhou

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I know where to move :p taken in Göteborg, Sweden by @jivvvx

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Reposting some visuals I created for @justart_collective ‘s open calls. A few of them are no longer visible since the calls have now closed, so here they are again. :p by @jivvvx

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4 months ago

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Personal exercise aimed at expanding skills and expertise with tools/softwares. Educational purposes and fun only. by @jivvvx

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9 months ago

Visuals made for an upcoming workshop by @makedesigncraftit and @justart_collective + some color studies. 🦭 by @jivvvx

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9 months ago

Poster made for Open Call: Collective Voices Exhibition 2nd Edition + some color studies 🤔

Thanks to @justart_collective @jason_liiin @stephleungsy for the trust! by @jivvvx

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9 months ago

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Ik wens voor een mooie creative carrière. Danku kerstman. by @jivvvx

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Had too much fun 🤧 taken in Tokyo, Japan by @jivvvx

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a year ago

This place made me broke in 2 days… taken in Seoul, Korea by @jivvvx

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a year ago

( Who the f⋆⭒˚⋆ck said we’re dead? )

A dictionary of Japanese emoticons (顔文字), organized into 11 emotional categories, more than 260 symbols/characters, each with explanations of their origins and usage.

The book’s compact format was inspired by the idea of the “iPhone of the future,” while its title plays on the phrase “the death of emoticons,” as mentioned by netizens and various (graphic) designers. This book was designed in October - December 2024 and printed in January 2025.

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290 x 71 mm taken in Antwerp, Belgium by @jivvvx

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a year ago

ᡕᠵ᠊ᡃ࡚ࠢ࠘ ⸝່ࠡࠣ᠊߯᠆ࠣ࠘ᡁࠣ࠘᠊᠊ࠢ࠘𐡏⋯♡⋯⋯⋯♡⋯⋯⋯♡⋯⋯⋯♡⋯
⋯⋯ ♡⋯⋯⋯♡⋯⋯⋯♡⋯⋯⋯♡⋯⋯⋯♡⋯⋯⋯♡⋯⋯⋯♡⋯⋯⋯♡ missing July already ⋯⋯⋯♡⋯⋯⋯♡⋯⋯⋯♡⋯⋯⋯♡⋯⋯⋯♡ taken in Paris, France by @jivvvx

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2 years ago

$types \ ^o^ / by @jivvvx$

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A project around my linguistic background. The fragments presented daily conversations between my father, a Dutch-speaker and myself as the translator. The second rows are literal translated words from the other language which makes the translations grammatically incorrect. This represents my reality of straddling two cultures and languages, embodying the challenge of not attaining linguistic mastery in either.

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Silk screen print taken in Antwerp, Belgium by @jivvvx

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