My scaffolding was an impact however I don't think I thought about what assumptions people would have : like wanting to write for me, with me, just for fun, doodles...

I wanted to control the writing because it was a personal expression of everyone else's expression through what they were saying, the subject, context, how they were saying it, body language but only from the snips of their conversations because then my interpretation was the fascinating part as it was not important what they actually were talking about but more so how I expressed it along with other factors.

So my chosen form to express it was as a stream of consciousness to show my way of doing what I do through my written form as someones handwriting can be similar but never exact and showing that we all do things as a natural unplanned reaction to certain situations. A reaction to an action.

Also further into contextualising this, I began to look into meanings of strokes and connections of letter forms within individual handwriting. Also another connection with what was said at the exhibition and with me writing it and what that could be psychological be displaying.