Week 1 – Positions Through Contextualising

Week 1 – Positions Through Contextualising

The more I research, the more I feel my line of enquiry takes unexpected turns, as well as shaping my position regarding current design practice. I think, most of my references have been very grounded in the early and mid 20th century, and there are so many valuable princes to extrapolate from these, but there’s a growing interest in my on exploring the meaning of those concepts in the world today, trying to ask questions which would become more relevant for my future practice.
Written response – Positions Through Iterating

Written response – Positions Through Iterating

In the following text I discuss the potential of non-textual visual grammars to transform and visually rewrite key elements of information, while also raising questions about the limits of visual representation, the integrity of information, and the emergence of a visual grammar. I propose using a receptive iterative system, called the morphologic box, to customise and adapt visual responses to a given input. This concept is linked to the idea of spatialising arguments, which can reveal novel ways of understanding and researching layers of information.
Week 2 – Positions Through Iterating

Week 2 – Positions Through Iterating

Design systems can be applied to visually narrate data and not necessarily be focused on abstract concepts. In my previous set of iterations I began exploring the ideas of belonging and language through typographic and symbolic iterations. This new focus pulls me to not constrain myself to typography as an expression of identity, but to truly explore graphic devices which can help people understand and communicate through the use of methodological processes.
Week 1 – Positions Throught Iterating

Week 1 – Positions Throught Iterating

I would be lying if I said this was an easy week. For this entry, I will be discussing a few thoughts on my experiences around this project so far, and how I feel it's shaping my position regarding graphic communication design. I started by looking at all my projects and mapping out the core message that I pursue as a potential general line of inquiry at this early stage.

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