18/04/2026
We are honestly so sad that one of our students has to migrate to another country 😭
Our Enrui wasn’t just an art student who showed up a few times a week — she became part of our space, part of us. For three years, we watched her grow not just in skill, but in confidence, curiosity, and heart. Every session carried something special — her effort, her laughter, her quiet focus, and the way she kept choosing to improve.
It’s rare to witness that kind of consistency. Even rarer to build such a genuine connection, not just with a student, but with her family. The trust, the support, the shared joy in her progress — we’ll always carry that with us.
We’re so proud of her, and at the same time, it hurts deeply to see her go. But what we built doesn’t disappear. The hours, the lessons, the small wins, the global art competition, the breakthroughs — they’re all part of her story now, and part of ours too.
This was her last day in class, and we’re so grateful to have these memories with her.
There’s another Global Art Center waiting for you in your new home in Malaysia, Enrui. Please take care of her, to whoever she chooses to continue her journey with 🎨
And to her parent, especially Ms. Serina — thank you for all the support, love, consistency, and trust all throughout, until the very last day in Philippines 💗💗💗
We will see you again!
