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Card received by Nga-kei Yu Card sent by Nga-kei Yu
(Photo courtesy of Nga-kei Yu) (Photo courtesy of Nga-kei Yu)

With 366 Art motifs Hikoko created from the Chi- Yu received a card from the mailbox with a line say-
nese character for “happiness” featured on the mail- ing: “I am good at uncoloured art.” and a drawing of
boxes’ covers, visitors found their destined mailbox Peppa Pig.
according to their birth dates.
“I could tell it was written by a zestful kid judging by
Each visitor could take a card from a mailbox of their the pencil strokes. It made my day. I have always loved
birthday and write down their own messages in new works by kids. The embodiment of innocence offers
cards for their birthday twins, contributing to a cycle pure happiness,” the Early Childhood Education ma-
of blessings. jor student says.

In return, she left positive mes-
sages like “I wish you a fabu-
lous [and] wonderful day,” and
“Do you know that you are the
best version of yourself because
you’re always the best?” at the
exhibition.

Inspired by the exhibition after
experiencing a long-lost nos-
talgia, Yu wrote five small notes
to her loved ones.

“I want to remind them of how
much I care about them and
how great they are. I wish to
continue spreading the sense of
connectedness I experienced in
the exhibition,” Yu says.

Yu’s mother Anssie Suen Yuk-
Setting of the exhibition kuen was one of the recipients
(Photo courtesy of Yuk-kuen Suen) of Yu’s loving notes. She also