Xenophobia Report
The following project was done up for a student project based on Xenophobia.
In collaboration with another designer, Beverly Loh. Together we came up with
a strategic design solution in attempt to counter Xenophobic behaviour in Singapore.
The project was split into 2 parts, presentation as well as research paper.
The second part of the project included
a physical copy of the design report.
This report was rather interesting as it
was the first time my partner and I have experimented with transparent paper
and delivering our report in a box.
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A close up look of the texture and paper materials used for the physical copy of the research paper.
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Together with my partner, Beverly Loh,
our design solution was to kick start a campaign called celebrating People. Where our main focus was to allow people to join in the fun and see and experience the difference in cultures in order to start embracing and accepting people that come from different backgrounds.
Our campaign mainly runs on pop-up events as well as other organized activities where we will aim to celebrate the diversity of people through food, music, games, languages and many more. Reason being, we understand that Singaporeans love food and wanted to explore and fun and innovative way to bring people together without coercion.
