The Escape Club is a project driven by a strong personal motivation to do something against this homogeneous design scene. In a world increasingly shaped by technology and algorithms, my project aims to empower design students to rediscover their unique design styles and liberate themselves from conventional design norms. The primary objective is to explore diverse design approaches and cultivate critical thinking skills among students, challenging the industry’s standardisation and promoting creativity and individuality in design.
Younger generations may eventually find themselves becoming caregivers to their loved ones facing serious illness in the future. It may be stressful to navigate such situations without knowing the available options and the preferences of their loved ones. Tackling these during a healthy age may become crucial to alleviate stress during these critical decision making moments.
The Journey Beyond seeks to spread awareness of end of life care to young adults and break down the perception that discussing end-of-life preferences is morbid, encouraging open and honest conversations.
Our Sexual Health aims to connect sexually active adults in Singapore with necessary resources for sexual health. It focuses on understanding the barriers to receiving STD testing and care, as well as the perceptions of STD clinics. The goal is to use these insights to strengthen the existing government run STD clinic within Singapore through a rebranding and marketing project. Ultimately, this project seeks to improve accessibility and promote awareness of sexual healthcare in Singapore.
In today’s society, the fear of failure is often attributed to societal pressure, fear of judgement, and high self-imposed or societal expectations. As a result, failure has become stigmatised. “Not Today Failure” is a project that addresses this fear through a guided journal filled with insights from the designer, short comics, and writing prompts. The project’s goal is to educate and inspire readers to take the first steps towards overcoming their fear of failure in a genuine and engaging way.
‘a-reum’ is a cultural design project inspired by traditional Korean art, symbols and motifs. a-reum explores a journey
through Korean heritage and a contemporary fashion adaptation, by delving into the intricate world of bojagis (wrapping
cloths). The designed bojagis act as a testament to the fusion of traditional motifs curated to encapsulate a distinct
visual ‘Korean-ness’ while bridging past and present, tradition and modern style.
