AAS Communication Design 2020

Maria Boado

Lauren Kim

Yuico Uchiyama

Gustavo Reyes Rivera

Greta Epstein

Louise Akani

Noah Schwadron

Ritu Damani

Ayten Hennawy

Karen Hartono

Seung Hong

Mariko Saji

Krisha Devang Mehta

Brian Lau

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Ayten Hennawy

visioBEAT

Sound can be a powerful tool in amplifying the desired effect and emotion of many things that surround us in our daily life. I believe that music has fueled and nurtured my creativity over the years, acting as a constant source of inspiration and motivation. This fascination prompted a deeper explor (...)

Mariko Saji

Reach

Food plays a pivotal part in our lives, yet we often find ourselves consuming it without deep appreciation, having been privileged to enjoy life with ample access to food. In moments like grocery shopping or dining out at a restaurant, the presence of food producers often feels detached from our dai (...)

Maria Boado

KoKoKit

KoKoKit is a kit that allows children to explore their surroundings as they travel around the world of their imagination. Recognizing self-play as a right that all children possess, KoKoKit addresses the influence of structured lives and predefined toys characteristic of many childhood realities tod (...)

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Inner Balance

I designed a retreat center as a getaway for people who want a break from city life to delve into nature, to meditate, and to connect on a deeper level with themselves. The project required SketchUp, Lumion, and craft. There are seven chakra domes. Chakras are energy discs in the body, with each c (...)

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Lauren Kim

Over Here, Over There

Over Here, Over There is a publication that chronicles life in Manhattan through a series of interviews and photography conducted in Alphabet City. Following the six degrees of separation theory, each interviewee is connected to the previous one through associations, creating a web of interconnected (...)

Louise Akani

Counterfeit

Counterfeit is a multifaceted project where I assumed the roles of art director, producer, and graphic designer, exploring New York's counterfeit culture with a focus on Canal Street. The project challenges traditional views on fashion's financial aspects, highlighting a democratization where luxury (...)

Brian Lau

Collisions in Memory

We often rely on memories to guide us through important decisions in life. But they are inherently personal and prone to bias. We may experience and live through the same traumatic event, but our recollections and feelings of these experiences can diverge dramatically. This website explores the stor (...)

Seung Hong

Blue Mochi

When I was young, I used to spend time playing arcade games placed next to the small store that sold cheap and delicious candies. I loved almost all the treats sold in the store, but what I liked most was the bright blue-colored lollipop because I could giggle with my friends while showing them my b (...)

Ritu Damani

What Matters

Material culture refers to the physical objects, resources, and spaces that people use to define their culture. The different kinds of objects people possess, and the stories behind them, have always been a keen subject of interest to me. Every person has that one item that they have kept very safel (...)

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Win from Within

Why do we nail three-pointers in one game but miss them all in the next? Win From Within is an interactive web article exploring the under appreciated relationship between athletic performance and the subconscious mind. Deeply inspired by Timothy Gallwey's book *The Inner Game of Tennis*, the articl (...)

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Project SEVA

In the growing age of technology and globalization, we are exposed more than ever to a vast amount of information. That being said, I noticed when I moved to the United States that all the events, stories, tragedies, and triumphs of life in Puerto Rico were missing. In its place existed a vain and m (...)

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Chroma

As mood is explained as waves in the clinical symptoms of mood disorders, our emotions are continuous waves that interact with various factors in our lives. While these indescribable waves of feelings play a significant role in our lives, we often misunderstand, underestimate, or hastily try to diag (...)

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Karen Hartono

Love as a Verb

We all have different meanings for love, shaped by our culture, family, relationships, and experiences. My grandparents, for instance, express love through actions rather than words. My grandpa would pick me up from school, while my grandma would make sure I had eaten or cut some fruits for me. Whi (...)

Greta Epstein

On the Bright Side

Ethereal and atmospheric, yet geometric and analytic, the experiences of the Light and Space art movement perpetually depict this striking paradox, and thus demand active and often multi-sensory participation. The Light and Space art movement more broadly refers to West Coast minimalist art of the (...)