PROJECT
noun /ˈpräˌjekt/
1. An outcome created by research, interviews, insight, and experiments.
My Work
SPACES: Pop Up Show
A group-initiated project within my university, SPACES invited students on BA Graphic and Media Design to respond to a series of exhibitions we visited as a course. The catch? We had one week.
Working with a team of 14 students, we designed the exhibition to encompass space in all its forms; outer space, gentrification, light in space, and others.
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Posters and Identity
Typography by Jake Richardson, bubbles by Rita Viegas y Costa Oom de Sousa.
Responsibilities:
As part of the team, I helped to organise and design the event, liaised with tutors for permissions, set up, took down, did the accounting work, and contributed a piece for the show.
Publicity:
https://gmdlcc.co.uk/2020/02/11/year-2-spaces-exhibition/
Team:
The team for this exhibition consisted of 14 incredible people: notable mention to Jake Richardson for organisation and typography, Rita Viegas for animation, and Patricia Nuñez for sound design.