The exhibition centres around a 2 meter long mobile, presenting some of Falmouths marine ecosytem.
The audiece is presented with questions, facts and interactive tasks as
they walk around.






TONE


The project’s visual language is soft and kind. In a loud commercial world, all fighting for attention, I wanted it to be an opposition. It draws attention by the use of detail and attention to moments of beauty, respecting the audience’s wish for learning and engaging.





































PROCESS


Snippets from the projects process, experimental in using many techniques. Screenprinting my illustrations onto popolo, lazer cuttting anc CNC cut 2 meter long shape for the centerpiece. As well as designing a ballott- bin.As well as local clean-up event as a kick-off for the project.


The project emblem came from a seaweed printing workshop, scanned and flipped. 
A symbol of the intricate web of life.






























































WORKBOOK


Based on the exhibition I created a workbook designed as a tool to practice an “other-wisely mindset”.
With fun observation and reflection practices in nature.







































BALLOTT BIN


This  interactive element is an example of other-wisely thinking. I designed a bin speficially for recycling single use coffee cups at the university. 

It acts as a ballot- suddenly you can have a voice through your trash! It investigates using the bin as a two-way communication platform.  




























WISDOM OF OTHERS


To sum up the exhibition I curated all the information into an illustrative book. This showed how  could carry on the project through other formats. By calling it “Wisdom of Others” I related it back to the species and wrote about their important role in a complex ecosystem.



Other:Wise
Exhibition/ Curation
2025


By capturing the beauty of the natural world I want to remind people how humans and nature are connected. In an anthropocentric world I want to inspire creative solutions that solve problems beyond humanity. Why should you care about the function of a plankton, or the life of a squid? Because if they thrive, we thrive. That’s what ‘other-wisely’ thinking is all about.

This curated exhibition is a result of research into the emerging field of more-than-human thinking, one which applies to design as well as beyond. Its a proposing a change of mindset- One which acts wisely towards all others
































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