Imagine living in two worlds at once.
In this project, Bridget is living in two realities: her present self, reborn into a world that tries to erase her memories, and her past self, who is determined to protect her from old wounds. The narrative unfolds through a series of textile illustrations as the project explores the emotional struggle of holding onto what makes us human in a world dominated by technology and change, offering a look at how our past and present selves influence each other.
Mother/Doctor is a leaflet guide created to support new and expectant mothers as they navigate the clinical world. It explores the journey of having a baby in the UK, especially from the perspective of ethnic women, blending personal stories with medical insights.
Sanctuary is a design archive that delves into the role of park spaces during the COVID-19 pandemic. Through the eyes of three different individuals, this archive captures their personal stories and experiences in these essential sanctuaries. Using a blend of photography and text, it explores the past, present, and future of these parks that became lifelines for many during such challenging times.
My 24 Hours offers a personal glimpse into a day in my life through the unique lens of hand movements. By capturing the everyday gestures I make throughout the day, this project uses light photography to create abstract and meaningful images. This project invites you to reflect on the simple yet significant role our hands play in our lives and find beauty in the rhythm of daily moments.
Mother and The Machine is an immersive project that imagines the future of childbirth using sound, video, sculpture, and storytelling. It explores how giving birth might change with new technology. This project shows a future where the birthing experience is split and changed by machines. Mother and The Machine invites you to think about how these changes could affect one of life’s most important moments.
Imagine That is a workshop that empowers kids to create and animate their own imaginary friends using design techniques and AI technology. In this workshop, children unleash their creativity by drawing and designing their unique imaginary friends.
The Unbecoming is a project that brings together a short film and sculptures to explore the rituals of care inspired by Yoruba traditional culture. Through this work, I reimagine what maternal care can look like by creating meaningful objects and space that reflect these rich traditions. The project invites you to experience a new perspective on care, showing how deeply it can be woven into our lives and surroundings.
Will you eat me?’ imagines a speculative future world where humans experience dining and eating through a sensory XR experience.
A spoonful of algae, and ketchup on the side? An IV drip of Vitamins with cheeseburger in your mind?
How can we reimagine our relationship with food consumption, and production in the times of climate crisis?
SnapNap is a Snapchat AR project designed to guide users through relaxation and meditation techniques rooted in the ancient Chinese tradition of pressure point stimulation. Unlike conventional meditation apps, it utilises augmented reality to create an immersive experience that engages both the mind and body.