Dear Future Us
Capstone | Dear Future Us | Installation
"Dear Future Us" reflects on what it means to be a graphic design student in the present while imagining what future generations might inherit. Through touch-responsive print, hanging typographic installation, and audio-based digital archive, the project gathers student reflections on memory, identity, and legacy. Together, the works preserve not finished answers, but a record of becoming, asking what remains when voices, heat, and aspirations begin to shift over time. In collaboration with Narieles Guaba.
MEDIUMS
When In Time, Interactive Wall Print
A Record of Becoming, Hanging Installation, Series of 3 Banners,
What Continues, Web-Based Digital Archive
Medium 1: When in time: The thermochromic poster asks “what will matter later?”, revealing layered responses through heat; it almost mimics a memory and how it shifts over time.
Medium 2: A record of becoming: The banners focus on identity and future-self questions, capturing students’ voices about who they want to become and what they want to be remembered for.
Back side with interactive piece
People interacting with the piece
People interactive with the piece
the front view of our banners
overall of description
My partner and I
Our interactive piece
The activation
the takeaway and business cards
Medium 3: What Continues: The website acts as a living archive, where audio recordings can be explored through an almost timeline. A feature that allows users to listen to personal reflections on inheritance and legacy.
⁃ Questions: What do you hope someone else learns from your story? What do you want to pass on that isn’t physical? Who taught you something that still shapes you today?
Takeaway/ Bookmarks
My Personal Stickers
