DESN-301
DESN 301 - S001: Exhibit Design
Completion of 51 Credits
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Eugenia Bertulis has a background in ID, designing interactions and user experiences for medical equipment, biotech devices, and consumer electronics for companies like Microsoft, HP, and Nike. She has designed cooking tools that sell at Crate & Barrel and William-Sonoma, and has managed ID, graphics and advertising stories on billion-dollar brands at P&G. Products she has designed sell in 140 countries around the world. She is currently working on a PhD at SFU on how mixed reality can reconnect us to the biosphere.
| Date / Time | Days | Room | Building |
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Jan 8-Apr 20 08:30:00-11:20:00 |
T | D3365 | MAIN |
Vanity @ Pacific Centre
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Vanity was a collaboration between Emily Carr University and Cadillac Fairview with the aim to create an installation which will be exhibited within Pacific Centre mall located in the core of Downtown Vancouver of Spring/Summer 2012.
Taking the whimsical aspects of Alice in Wonderand, the goal of the project is to create an unique shopping experience for the customers of Pacific Centre, increasing the footprints within the mall, while still holding true to the Cadillac Fairview's Green Initiatives.
Special thanks to Cadillac Fairview Corporation Limited
Vanity
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A promotional installation for Pacific Centre Vancouver, created in conjunction with Cadillac Fairview. The installation was exhibited May-June 2012 in Pacific Centre's Rotunda on the corner of Georgia St and Howe St
The White Elephant
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This is an installation proposal for Pacific Centre in Vancouver, BC. The concept is based on an English idiom, “Elephant in the room" which is an expression referring to an awkward social situation or taboo subject that is common knowledge but nobody wants to discuss or engage with.
The application for this project has been successful and will go ahead in May 2011. In the beginning, a white crate will be installed to create curiosity and anticipation. The exhibit consists of an abstracted elephant sculpture which plays back previously recorded "Elephant in the room" stories generated by an online community.
