As a designer I enjoy engaging multidisciplinary aspect to break the boundaries of design through both functionality and the narrative provided through visual communication and graphics.
Through my passion for graphic design and my degree I curated ‘The Predetermined Theory’ which delves into the multidisciplinary interconnection of graphic design and architecture through spatial thinking informing graphical thinking. The theory is designed as a reaction to a variation of previous theories such as Alberti’s Window. This is done by flipping the theory around with the project outcome starting off as a 3D spatial grid which is later deconstructed and intersected to form both a 2D and 3D graphic through physical screen prints and digital visuals. The 3D spatial is known as the predetermined grid which is built on the base of a graphic grid. It is then extruded and deconstructed to inform the 3D spatial in which the predetermined theory sits and intertwines with, overall encapsulating a spatial envelope.
