What this project is really about
How much can you say in just seventeen syllables? This project explores the power of brevity through the Japanese tradition of Haiku and its expanded forms. Students will move beyond simple "rhyming" to understand poetry as a medium for capturing precise emotions and snapshots of life. By blending text with visual art and prose, students will learn that creative expression is as much about what you leave out as what you put in.
What you'll walk away knowing how to do
This project isn't about memorising facts. It's about building capabilities that transfer — to your next project, your next class, and beyond.
Learn from someone who does this for a living
You're not learning from a textbook. You're learning from a practitioner.
Anannya Dasgupta
Anannya Dasgupta brings real-world expertise and professional depth to this project, guiding students through every phase with insight that goes beyond the classroom.
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