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Yushu Yang

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COLLAPSE
Launch Project
COLLAPSE – Online life means that our understanding of time and space are changing. Digital and physical, how do we critically consider their relationship? Starting with the concept of collapsing TIME and SPACE. Thinking about the implications behind this, how do we balance the positive interaction between virtuality and reality?

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Conversational Practice is a knowledge exchange project between staff and students on the Visual Communication programme at the Royal College of Art and PhD researchers at the School of Cardiovascular Medicine & Sciences at Kings College London. The project aims to explore multi-directional exchanges in science public engagement.

A visual storyteller, a designer, a multimedia artist, or a communicator... I am Yushu Yang. My practice explores my interests in various visual forms and I work with different mediums. As a graphic design student from BA to MA, I have always explored the boundaries of design. I'm very passionate about cross-border collaboration, and this transdisciplinary approach to creative practice has brought my work to diverse contexts. In addition to experimental cross-border project cooperation, I also collaborate on websites, curatorial design, etc.

*If you wish to know more about collaboration, feel free get in touch with me. 

Show Location: Battersea campus: Studio Building, Ground floor

Yushu Yang-statement

My project, the Archive of Chronic Pain is designed to help understand what chronic pain means for people who suffer from it. To help people who want to understand it. And how it is understood by the wider public. It contains background elements such as the history of pain, Chinese culture, and family culture. My research is based on personal experience, on the experiences of my family, and through interviews with members of the public. I try to develop more patient-centered pain self-management and mutual assistance models through creative pain expression and pain experience sharing. This archive reflects some of the problems that exist in reality, and its contents will shape the present and the future.


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