Object/Applied

• Alexandra Addlem
• Au Hiu-Tung, Jenny
• Natasha Bartoshefski
• Marina Breit
• Jacqueline Cavallaro
• Chen Jia Ying (Kitty)
• Tak Wai (Rachel) Chu
• Anna Lise De Lorenzo
• Paula do Prado
• Isabel Fan
• Tegan Fife
• Lisa Gasparotto
• Goh Wee Hiok Aaron
• Lucy Hall
• Tarryn Handcock
• Malcolm Horner
• Lucy King
• Wai Yun Dora Ku
• Hiro (Chao-Jung) Lai
• Kawing Lau
• Erika Noda
• Carly Notara
• Melissa Rueda
• Kavit Shah
• Sau Wai (Xuly) Siu
• Marcia Swaby
• Ada, Sin Yee Tam
• Daniella Jesween Toha
• Hui (Charmeline) Wang

Tags for This Work

• Children

• Emergency

• Lighting

Inspiration for This Work

The form of this child's emergency light is reminiscent of a story-book: it is designed to bring light and comfort to a child in an emergency situation where visibility is limited. It is lightweight, inexpensive, and runs on battery-power.

Student Biography

I grew up with my family in a small coastal town on the North Coast of New South Wales. My heritage is part-Italian, which has instilled me with great family values. I view design as a means of helping people, and shifting the way we perceive the world for the better. Over the duration of this course I have learnt to design with a strong social conscience, which I believe is an integral part of designing for tomorrow. I hope to work in a creative graphics position, whether in Australia or internationally. I think design opens lots of windows of opportunity, as long as we are receptive to them.

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