AAS Communication Design 2020

Gabe Marroquin

Rebeca Fernandez Perez

Carlie Howard

Emily Goldner

Karla Gruss

Hannah Feinstein

Olivia Weissflog

Julia Winkler

Lexi Huffman

Hyunjin Kim

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Parsons School of Design
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Rebeca Fernandez Perez

Cosmic Time Capsule

In the 1970s, NASA launched the Golden Record—a time capsule of Earth’s sounds and images—into space. Inspired by this, my Capstone is a personal version: a record of my life as a design student in 2024, to be sent into space. It features five meaningful photos from me, along with reflections and st (...)

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Carlie Howard

Collectively Carlie: A Celebration of Nature and Community

Collectively Carlie is an events and branding business rooted in biophilic design draws inspiration from nature to create meaningful, immersive experiences that foster connection and well-being. Rooted in the innate human desire to connect with the natural world, this approach transforms events into (...)

Julia Winkler

Ode to Brooklyn Ironwork

Fences, gates, fire escapes, and window coverings in neighborhoods along the Brooklyn/Queens border are often heavily stylized with ornate steel- and ironwork. This decorative infrastructure creates an expansive, distinctive visual system that serves as a strong emblem of the area for those familiar (...)

Emily Goldner

Ivory Phantasms and Alien Pleasures

Inspired by the Welsh term *hiraeth*—a deep, melancholic longing or homesickness for a place, person, or time that may not exist or is no longer within reach—Ivory Phantasms and Alien Pleasures traces the cyclical nature of desire and illusion: how our efforts to satisfy our longings blur the thresh (...)

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Gabe Marroquin

Objects in Time and Space

Objects in Time and Space is inspired by a personal collection of objects. It explores the deep connection between people and objects, focusing on the reasons why certain objects hold special value in individuals’ lives. The goal is to understand how factors such as personal history, memory, culture (...)

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Her Own Distinct Self

In the Middle Ages, the term “spinster” referred to women who spun thread for a living. These craftswomen were remarkable in their ability to support themselves at a time when women were generally limited to roles of mother, wife, or nun. A growing portion of women today are choosing to stay single (...)

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Hannah Feinstein

Rosie's

Rosie’s is a New York City-based food subscription box that delivers a curated selection of traditional Jewish foods from beloved NYC institutions. More than just a collection of delicious items, Rosie’s is a tribute to the Jewish immigrants who shaped the city’s culinary landscape and a celebration (...)

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Hyunjin Kim

System without Equity: The Healthcare Problem in America

This project critically examines the inequities of the American healthcare system through both personal experience and broader research. The initial spark came from witnessing my father’s dialysis treatments, which cost an astronomical $7,500 per session before insurance. While he had private covera (...)

Karla Gruss

Uncanny Algorithms

Uncanny Algorithms explores the intersection of artificial intelligence, human identity, and the eerie distortions that emerge from their entanglement. This research-driven project interrogates the failures and malfunctions of generative AI, leveraging its dysfunctions to create surreal, fragmented (...)

Lexi Huffman

The Imprint

The Imprint is a collection of narratives, a conversation, and, in some sense, a form of validation. It's a way to uncover the shared experience of childhood trauma and the imprint it leaves on us. At its core, this project asks: does childhood trauma shape our perception and experience of reality? (...)