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App
RU Down

The biggest challenge in a school as big as Rutgers is finding community. While clubs, involvement fairs, and RU event pages exist, they still do not encourage more intimate interactions. RU Down aims to solve this problem by creating a platform that allows students to host and attend hangout events. Students can post all types of events- everything from study hangouts to taco nights. Through this, the app aims to encourage more spontaneous meetings and help the large campus feel smaller.

Book
Korea

Korea is a country that has managed to maintain a strong sense of cultural identity through war and invasions. Perhaps in the pursuit of a unique identity, certain details have been pushed to the side. Korean culture is often presented as a binary of what is and what is not. Yet when we take a look at history, is it that simple?

“Korea” is a conceptualized book containing fragments of Korean history that are often forgotten or overlooked. It covers a number of topics including religion, rulers, borderlines, inventions, and more. The visual system takes inspiration from bojagi, a Korean patchwork often used to cover or carry items.

Website
Abraira Lab

Abraira Lab is a neuroscience lab in Piscataway that studies the sense of touch. I worked with them to begin redesigning their website. The main goals were creating a clean, simpler look and retaining dark-to-neon elements of the previous website design.

App
ORA

This language learning app translates Korean videos line by line and lets viewers comment their interpretations. Users are given a deeper understanding of the Korean language and culture.

The name “ORA” comes from the Korean phrase “come here.” The geometric design is inspired by the patterns found on traditional windows and doors. This app intends to imagine a space that welcomes people into learning more about the Korean language and culture.