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Grace Brennan / Re:capture
Grace is a 2D animator and Illustrator, whose work encompasses bright colour and unique textures with interesting character designs. Her research looks to recapture and translate the performative nature of creating and viewing ‘traditional’ animation techniques into digital spaces. A larger portfolio of work can be viewed at gracebrennandesign.com
Yiting Wu / Re:enter
Yiting Wu has a business background, and she learned financial management in the past.
She has a great interest in contemporary art practice and curating contemporary art. Her current personal research plan is mainly to place feminism and contemporary emotions in the current social, political, economic, and cultural environment critically, and try experimenting with different research methods, and to take part in reflective reflection and practice, and explore the links among social science, art and design methods and the functions of communication.
Wenwen Zhu / Re:define
Wenwen Zhu is a fashion brand designer, 2D designer，experience designer, theological and occult researcher. Most of her early works combine fashion and religion. She currently focuses on research for the development of theology and mysticism.
Maria Koch / Re:play
Maria is an industrial designer, researcher, and -- as recently designated by her colleagues -- ‘an agitator’. With her work she wants to encourage people to take a critical look at what they may take for granted. Her interests vary from textiles to music to different thoughts on the freedom of movement. Her work flows from her stated designer’s identity (Baha et al., 2020). Most of her recent work is a reflection of how Maria investigates how bringing out the best in herself can bring out the best in other people.
Baha, E., Koch, M., Sturkenboom, N., Price, R., & Snelders, D. (2020). Why am I Studying Design? DRS2020: Synergy, 1–18. https://doi.org/10.21606/drs.2020.386
Sarah Schrimpf / Re:set
Sarah Schrimpf is a fine artist and graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich. She is currently undertaking an MRes at the Royal College of Art.
Bianca Maria Nitu / Re:structure
Bianca Maria Nitu is a graphic communication designer. Her research tackles the relationship between language and typography, as well as the dialogue between author and audience. Her latest work includes the project Cross-Sensory Typography: The Future of Type through the Computational Lens, which has received the 'Ones to Watch' award at the D&AD New Blood Festival 2020.
Cat Catalyst / Re:birth
Cat Catalyst is a British book-artist, designer, writer, events-curator, researcher and eco-feminist poet. Cat's work has been acquired by the Special Collections of Artist's Books at The British Library, The Wellcome Library, The Women's Art Library, the PAGES Artist's Book Collective, housed at the Tetley Arts Centre in Leeds, and is part of their travelling collection of Artists Books. Cat has written articles for the British Library's 'Artists Books Now' events, and has published in The Blue Notebook and the Book Arts Newsletter. Cat is also an exhibiting artist with previous works featured at ‘Late at Tate’, ‘The London Eye’ and ‘Art on the London Underground’ at Baker Street Tube Station.
https://catcatalyst.co.uk/apotheosis/
catcatalyst@pm.me
Huiling Chen / Re:awaken
Huiling is a picture book illustrator whose work focuses upon discussing children's emotional exchanges and recording interesting moments in life. Huling’s main interest is in the production of these books using different materials. Her research focuses on picture book language and book design. With this project: Re: awaken, she explores the role of wordless picture books in children’s communities.
ChingUen Tsui / Re:transmit
ChingUen Tsui is a communication designer, dedicated to utilising her undergraduate advertising experience to provide theoretical support for her design. Expressing ideas through graphic design and moving images, ChingUen Tsui pays attention to the influence of media, communication and information transmission on human spirituality and well-being. She currently focuses on researching internet meme and memetics.
Athenaeum, 2021