DROP IN THE OCEAN-------------------IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCE SPACE DESIGN
In this design, I discussed the issue of marine pollution and plastic waste. I conducted plastic vision experiments by collecting daily plastic waste, passing on the concept of long-life design. I made plastic collages to present the pain of marine life by using synaesthetic design methods and made them into an interactive installation to let people perceive.
Plastic Collage
I hope to use plastic to restore the pain of marine life.
What we did is indirectly affecting the environment of the ocean. People need to clearly see the harm of our actions to the ocean. Therefore, I used pain to express the pain by visualizing the pain felt by these marine organisms and redesigned the discarded garbage to convey long-life design concept and would like to give deep meaning to plastics.
Various forms of plastic have different damages to marine life.
Through research, I divided these painful feelings into four categories: Allure, Sting, Illusion, Asphyxia.
I used plastic collages to transform them into visions representing pains which is what marine life is suffering.
Scan Code Card
The collages contain lots of undulating and unique texture, so I used them as elements of visual design.
I designed many cards to explain the content of each collage, each picture represents a kind of plastic damage. And I spoke from the first perspective as a marine creature, hoping to establish an emotional dialogue between marine life and human.
Experimental Posters
I created a series of experimental posters, stylized the original posters in a physical way, and photographed a new poster vision.
I hope to show the helplessness and pain of marine life in the polluted seawater. The added substances represent the harmful environment of the polluted ocean.
Immersive Experience Space
I have arranged all of my design in a complete space and invited some people to experience. When the light is focused on these “painful” images, it maybe also the beginning of our human beings to look directly at our own hurt behavior.
