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I want to focus on the social issues and architecture surrounding the riots. I will be focusing on the difference between Brixton in the 80s and Brixton today, looking at gentrification and creating a strong visual contrast with my outcomes.

The speculative - I will be creating digital elements to my outcome - perhaps bringing a publication alive by scanning it digitally with an app.

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I just decided to use typography gifs to reveal the process of Briton Uprising from why this happened to what the end of this uprising. And using AR technology to make the audience act as what black people did at that moment!

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The aim of my project is interpret and reveal how brutal the sus law is and the compare to scarman report .I'll recoding it to make it more acessable to community.I want to do a publication that explain the scarman report in a visual way.

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Possible title: The Mask

my project - revealing and informing the people of brixton about the severity of the SUS Law and how the positive cultural aspects that Caribbean culture has brought to the UK been "masked" by the riots.

Speculative - Taking the people of Brixton through a journey. Creating an interactive piece revealing through:

-- using a projector on buildings or streets, that reveals something as people walk past

-- writing a hidden message on large pieces of paper. People revealing the message with paint. walking over the paper

-- allowing people to scan over a poster/series of artwork using QR Code, letting themselves reveal by rubbing out the screen

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Title of project: Protraying the black representation from the 1980’s media.

Speculative how?: Show this through a timeline via a publication & through digital a aspect to engage the audience which will reveal the title.

Lucy

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Looking at the movements/actions of police brutality against black people and comparing them from the 1980's and now.

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Derogatory language and how this is formed over time in the media, especially from institutions - publication and digital (perhaps augmented reality)

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My project is based around the concept of how the actions and events of 1981 Brixton were and still are perceived in relation of the use of riot or uprising to describe.  Aiming to focus down on the concept of the positivity of the term uprising in comparison to riot and how the events relate to these.  Currently exploring protest visuals with a focus on imagery from the Black Lives Matter events.  I hope to use the project to create interactive elements that open up and provoke thought about the events and the reasoning behind them.

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The subject for this project I have specifically chosen to focus on is based around the group the OWAAD, enabling black British woman a sense of belonging. The aim of this group was to not oppose to masculinity but just to embrace black feminism. I would really like to interview figures from the time of the uprisings and individuals from that have grown up in the early twenty first century, collecting thoughts and feeling of the changed attitude from the two contrasting societies.

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Home- The rift between how the community viewed Brixton as their home, and how the police saw it as a dangerous hotspot for crime

Loss of Identitiy- The careless arrests made by police during the SUS law, and how they saw the community as faceless criminals

-Olivia

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·      How have you found the use of social media through uploading your work? How does it affect you as a designer?

·      Do you think social media benefits creativity or worsens it?

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How the design using a correct tone which not intensify contradictions to showcase the Black British history to the black and white people when racial discrimination still exists today?

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My project is a celebration of Black contributions in the UK and the evolution of Black art/design, fashion, and film since the Brixton 1981 uprising to now. I wanted to do a printed publication that also extends into a digital space and links the works to upcoming Black entrepreneurs, artists, and businesses.

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The publishment of still breathing and the touch magazine discuss the problem by interviewing a group or a community.How does the social media work in these projects and what approach you recommend to research the topic of a specific community?

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How do you approach research, finding inspiration from others, and turning these findings into an original and creative responses?

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Thinking about briefs with open options for deliverables, how would you approach finding your ‘groove’ to develop a concept?

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Did it take a while to adjust from the university atmosphere to a professional working environment? If so, why?

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When starting a project, do you research throughout, or focus on it at the beginning? Do you find it important?

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Did you face any challenges when talking to members of the community about their experiences? (Touch Magazine)