The Weather Room

The Weather Room is an interactive installation created in collaboration with Isobelle McCall. In this space, viewers can influence the ambience through their presence. Projected light changes colour from dark blue tones to warm orange hues based on the sound frequencies in the room. There are recorded clips of people’s interactions in public spaces playing in the background, creating a visual representation of the collective human experience with the environment. This fosters a deep reflection of our relationship with nature.

The Weather Room

The Weather Room is an interactive installation created in collaboration with Isobelle McCall. In this space, viewers can influence the ambience through their presence. Projected light changes colour from dark blue tones to warm orange hues based on the sound frequencies in the room. There are recorded clips of people’s interactions in public spaces playing in the background, creating a visual representation of the collective human experience with the environment. This fosters a deep reflection of our relationship with nature.

Take It Slow

A found slow/stop road sign that acts as a reminder to slow down, be grounded and live in the present moment. By photographing the sign in different environments, held up by old, worn-out bricks, I suggest we rethink current structures in our society and rebuild them using existing materials. Taking it slow is the first step.

Photo: Ronald Liao

Take It Slow

A found slow/stop road sign that acts as a reminder to slow down, be grounded and live in the present moment. By photographing the sign in different environments, held up by old, worn-out bricks, I suggest we rethink current structures in our society and rebuild them using existing materials. Taking it slow is the first step.

Photo: Ronald Liao

Take It Slow

A found slow/stop road sign that acts as a reminder to slow down, be grounded and live in the present moment. By photographing the sign in different environments, held up by old, worn-out bricks, I suggest we rethink current structures in our society and rebuild them using existing materials. Taking it slow is the first step.

Photo: Ronald Liao

Nonsense Typeface

Nonsense is a typeface initially created for a rebrand of The Big Issue Australia. Each glyph has unique characteristics, celebrating diversity and reflecting the distinct attributes of cultures in society. By creating a typeface filled with juxtapositions, imperfections and anomalies, I aim to highlight that while people may not always share values, we must respect each other and co-exist peacefully, to create a more sustainable and inclusive future. By applying the typeface on multi-coloured gradients in my type specimen design, I emphasise our inherent interconnectivity and encourage community building over mass polarisation.

Nonsense Typeface

Nonsense is a typeface initially created for a rebrand of The Big Issue Australia. Each glyph has unique characteristics, celebrating diversity and reflecting the distinct attributes of cultures in society. By creating a typeface filled with juxtapositions, imperfections and anomalies, I aim to highlight that while people may not always share values, we must respect each other and co-exist peacefully, to create a more sustainable and inclusive future. By applying the typeface on multi-coloured gradients in my type specimen design, I emphasise our inherent interconnectivity and encourage community building over mass polarisation.

Nonsense Typeface

Nonsense is a typeface initially created for a rebrand of The Big Issue Australia. Each glyph has unique characteristics, celebrating diversity and reflecting the distinct attributes of cultures in society. By creating a typeface filled with juxtapositions, imperfections and anomalies, I aim to highlight that while people may not always share values, we must respect each other and co-exist peacefully, to create a more sustainable and inclusive future. By applying the typeface on multi-coloured gradients in my type specimen design, I emphasise our inherent interconnectivity and encourage community building over mass polarisation.