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Wan Li

wanli.work@gmail.com
https://liwan.co.uk

Wan is a MA UX student at LCC. She studied (BA Hons) Economics at the University of Essex. Following this she set up and ran her own digital agency for 4 years that specialised in building web-based applications. During this time, she developed her passion for UX design and worked for other businesses as a UX designer afterwards. She is a collaborative designer who combines creativity with critical thinking in her research and design approach. She develops conceptual ideas to innovative outcomes by being empathetic with users and understanding the context. Her strategic outlook helps to shape projects on both micro and macro level. She is currently exploring how different senses influences human emotions.

SENSIBITION

Sensibition explores how the human senses can reveal the meaning of a photograph. Photography has predominantly been serving the human sense of sight. Our project aims to turn photography into a personal experience grasped through embodied sensation instead of offering mere visual stimuli. Due to the existential, multisensory, and embodied nature of the experience, the exhibited works become part of us forever. Our research was modelled on participatory design. Through workshops with the photographic artist and visitors, experiments were conducted to decipher individual’s emotional response to different combinations of sound and textiles. Our outcome, illustrated through an interactive physical model and concept video, demonstrates the abstraction of specific human senses to create a multisensory experience of three photographs by Jinsun Park.

Sensibition explores how the human senses can reveal the meaning of a photograph. Photography has predominantly been serving the human sense of sight. Our project aims to turn photography into a personal experience grasped through embodied sensation instead of offering mere visual stimuli. Due to the existential, multisensory, and embodied nature of the experience, the exhibited works become part of us forever. Our research was modelled on participatory design. Through workshops with the photographic artist and visitors, experiments were conducted to decipher individual’s emotional response to different combinations of sound and textiles. Our outcome, illustrated through an interactive physical model and concept video, demonstrates the abstraction of specific human senses to create a multisensory experience of three photographs by Jinsun Park.

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