Dwellville

Dwellville, a village of emotional dwellings, is a series of visual forms accommodating intangible memories. These physical, touchable forms invite attention, connections, and interactions with our memories. The installation integrates real stories, graphics, and 3D shapes to show a process of visual interpretation. The project proposes a new mode of retrospection by exploring how to express our emotions graphically and spatially.

2022
Graduate Thesis
3D Motion
Typography
Publication
Digital Fabrication (3D Printing)
Exhibition

Advisor
Ellen Lupton
Jennifer Cole Phillips

PART 01 Exhibtion

To dwell means to live or to think. And specifically with this project, to stay with our recollections.

Dwellville is also a state of the coexistence between memories and their owner.

Part 02 3D Posters

The series of 3D posters illustrates the transition from floor plan to the dwellings.

PART 03 Publication

This book is a documentation for the Dwellville project. The book is structured in an architect's view to echo the concept of space as a symbolic presentation of memories. It employs multi-tiered typography, architectural graphics, and emotional 3D forms to elaborate the process of thinking, making, and displaying the project.