AAS Communication Design 2020

Ayten Hennawy

Ritu Damani

Yuico Uchiyama

Seung Hong

Gustavo Reyes Rivera

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Parsons School of Design
AAS Communication Design

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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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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 (...)

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 (...)

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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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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 (...)