AAS Communication Design 2020

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Gustavo Reyes Rivera

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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Rafia Rehman

Mixed

Identity isn't always as concrete as we strive for it to be. Day to day we are faced with the notion of defining who we are, but the path is never linear. We try to make sense of life by placing what's around us in categories of things akin. But what happens when we feel like we don't fit into a cer (...)

Jaein Kim

A Visual Archive of Early Immigrant Restaurants in Manhattan

This project traces the visual history of Manhattan’s early immigrant restaurants. Through preserved menus, photographs, and signage, it explores how design functioned as a language of identity and belonging. These everyday visual materials reveal how immigrant communities expressed themselves while (...)

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Yuico Uchiyama

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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Michele Cheng

Reframing Schizophrenia

This project is an exploration of schizophrenic artists, featuring Richard Dadd, Yayoi Kusama, Agnes Martin, Aloïse Corbaz, and Louis Wain. These artists demonstrate how their institutionalization and diagnoses shaped their artistic practices, transforming mental difference into distinctive visual l (...)

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? (...)