Morrigan Lian

This is a visual identity project for a time-based festival which is talking about the relationship between the practice & processes of artists & designers. The DNA looks like a helix in flat form, so I extracted the shape of DNA for the festival logo to express the designer's connection to the artist in a relevant and different way. At the same time, I developed a series of posters, event materials and site design to communicate with users through a variety of visual media.

This is a brand redesign project. Superarts Academy of Performing Arts, founded in 1962 by Irene Hayes BEM, is a not-for-profit organisation based in Southwark, offering dance and performing arts classes and life skills, for those aged 3-18 years. In this project, my partner Jenny and I proposed Superarts redesign their visual system and website. In the web design, I refreshed the Superarts website from the perspective of user experience, considering the purpose and behaviour of consumers, and explored the application of responsive design on mobile devices.

With the development of technology, big data is serving people conveniently and at the same time spying on users' privacy. Many people are unaware of the danger they are exposing themselves to due to lack of awareness of personal data and privacy protection.
In this project, "I" acts as a stalker and secretly follows a young girl and records her life, collecting information about her for an unknown purpose. The stalker represents the current business and profit-seeker, the young girl represents the low-protection users.