As part of my Final Master’s Project, I ventured beyond the conventional boundaries of basic graphic design to explore various mediums and experimentation for effectively conveying my ideas and emotions. I was struggling with severe anxiety during my education, and I wanted to create a visual representation of my anxiety and physical emotions that happened when I felt overwhelmed. Tackling my own vulnerability was a significant aspect of this project. I conducted a deep dive into researching projection mapping, installation work, and sound. The final outcome was an immersive experience, and my experiences fostered a deeper appreciation for the courage to push creative boundaries. Due to budget and space constraints, a maquette was used to film the video. A live version was presented as part of the submission that could be viewed on a conventional screen.
The outcome was a success among fellow students and tutors, and it was even used as an example for another student a couple of years later. Projection, particularly projection mapping, has become increasingly popular as a medium for art installations, advertising, and theatre.
The primary applications used were Photoshop, After Effects, Premiere Pro, Camera Raw. The equipment used included two projectors, a DSLR, GoPro, audio capture equipment, and a hand-built model
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