Designing Your Future

Designing Your Future was created for the Georgia Tech Library’s Interactive Media Zone as a public-facing exhibit about the College of Design.

The exhibit needed to work in a large shared environment, communicate quickly to passing viewers, and invite deeper interaction through screens, motion, audio, and visual storytelling.

The project considered how people encounter media in a library environment: walking past, pausing briefly, watching from a distance, or interacting directly with the touchscreen.

This required visual content that could function at multiple scales, from large LED wall motion graphics to smaller interface moments and supporting copy.

My work focused on digital content production, LED wall visual design, motion timing, animation testing, audio integration, video editing, research, and exhibit copy.

The visual system needed to feel energetic and educational while still fitting the library context and supporting the larger goal of explaining design pathways.

Because the exhibit was displayed on large media surfaces, content had to be tested for legibility, pacing, timing, and how it felt when viewed from different positions in the space.

Iteration focused on making the content visually clear, rhythmically engaging, and understandable without requiring every viewer to interact directly.

The final exhibit was displayed in the Georgia Tech Library during the Spring semester and rotated alongside other Interactive Media Zone exhibits.

Designing Your Future demonstrates exhibit design, visual storytelling, digital production, motion design, interaction testing, and communication across public media environments.