AAS Communication Design 2020

Danielle Herman

Sydney Goldberger

Amanda Mei

Nicole Flores

Keren Mevorach

Alina Gregorian

Julie Lepage

Jamie Soohoo

Sophie Ashton

Katerina Bakatselou

Clarissa Machado

Beth Cronvich

Wendie Wanhsiu Lee

Elizabeth Starace

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21/22

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Clarissa Machado

Embodiment of Freedom

We live very fast-paced lives. As a way to create balance in our routine, we tend to seek out activities that allow us to feel at ease, to disconnect for a moment and to try to become more present. These activities can become meditative as they allow us to relax, increase our awareness and mental cl (...)

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Alina Gregorian

Barev Azizam

*Barev Azizam* explores Persian words that have been incorporated into the Persian-Armenian dialect. The project looks at the in-betweenness of language; translation that doesn’t always help with understanding; and how language evolves and influences a culture. Barev means “hello” in Armenian and az (...)

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Amanda Mei

Reimagine: Self

The artist’s book *Reimagine: Self* is an imaginary conversation with Carl Jung responding to his book *The Undiscovered Self* – a brilliant and searching inquiry into the dilemma of the individual in modern society. Carl Jung was one of the greatest psychologists in the last century and his book w (...)

Beth Cronvich

Music, Emotions, & Synesthesia

Music. It inspires art. It elicits emotions. It is a sensory experience. I listen to music to have an effect on my emotions and to encourage creativity. “Music doesn’t only evoke emotions at the individual level, but also at the interpersonal and intergroup level. Listeners mirror their reactions (...)

Sophie Ashton

Digital Nostalgia

Nostalgia is all around us. It is in the TV shows we watch, the clothing we wear, the branding we see and the products that are sold to us. References to the past are strategically placed everywhere in our media to bring on an emotional response. *Digital Nostalgia* is a book that explores the impa (...)

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Wendie Wanhsiu Lee

Fusion: Cross Culture Palate

*Fusion: Cross Culture Palate* explores a cross-culture identity through food. Growing up as a third culture person, there has always been a struggle with identity and belonging. Food has always been a common ground when it came to connecting with both cultures. This book is a visual comparison of t (...)

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Katerina Bakatselou

The Art of Living Together

Are you currently or have you in the past shared your home? According to the Pew Research Center, 31.9% of adults share their household with at least one adult with whom they do not have a romantic relationship and 59% of adults ages 18-44 live with an unmarried partner. Additionally, according to t (...)

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Jamie Soohoo

Breaking Bread

*Breaking Bread* is a self-exploration of data storytelling and the ways in which I choose to represent different types of information. Starting with a research question of how sharing food connects people, I gathered data surrounding the topic of sharing food. Through a survey of 20 individuals, da (...)

Julie Lepage

The Bouncing Post

Sports can have a significant positive impact on someone’s well-being. Not only do sports reduce stress, they also give people ways to bond and practice collaboration, while reaping the physical and mental health benefits of exercising. Want a burst of happiness? You wish you could put your anxiety (...)

Danielle Herman

Someone, Somewhere

Throughout history, interior design publications have been contrived with the propensity to speak to a small subset of people with disposable income to be spent on home design. Homes and lifestyles are captured in a staged way instead of documented for anthropological reference. Post Industrial Revo (...)

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Nicole Flores

Pause.

*Pause.* is a collection of self-reflections that I gathered from friends and family, written in the form of a letter to themselves. My intention in creating this book is to encourage people to develop a habit of self-reflection, whether it’s reflecting on what you value, your strengths and weakness (...)

Sydney Goldberger

Rebirth: Forming Strength

The COVID-19 pandemic has globally impacted the world on both a societal and an individual level. The virus has taken a significant toll on daily lives, the global economy, and personal mental health and well-being. However, the recent rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine has brought a sense of hope that (...)

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Elizabeth Starace

Ghosts of the Sea

On December 4th, 1872, Canadian brigantine *Dei Gratia* stumbled upon the *Mary Celeste* adrift and deserted off the Azores Islands. The cargo and belongings of those that had been onboard the *Mary Celeste* were untouched, forever frozen in time. Unbeknownst to the *Dei Gratia's* crew, this discove (...)

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Keren Mevorach

Eggsploration

Eggs. They’re often viewed as mundane objects. But oddly enough, they can be near and dear to our hearts. I’ve had many experiences and memories associated with eggs throughout my life. I noticed that without even realizing it, eggs have been my muse for quite some time. It might be related to feeli (...)

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