Interactive Memories

When someone asks you a question, you search for the answer in your mind, where memories are drawn out to complete your thoughts. When you see or experience new memories, they automatically connect to previous ones and categorize themselves.

My project addresses the recognition and acknowledgment of trauma while providing mental health support for marginalized groups. It explores the potential of repurposing and inserting new structures within high-volume transportation centers to enhance awareness and visibility for these communities. These issues are examined through multiple case studies and artworks, including performance art, behavioral art, and political comics.