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Visual Communication
Degree Show 2021


Sherline Maseimilian

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Sherline is a versatile and curious designer who works to extend her imagination into reality. Her design approach is bold yet intricate, injecting wit and fun in functionality. Her work distinguishes itself with a strong conceptual narrative while also encouraging multilevel interaction with the audience. Sherline’s work ranges across the disciplines of digital design, illustration, and experience design. She is also passionate about human-centred design, motivating her to produce nuanced work that empathises with the client and audience.
#makeyourwashcount with Google aims to alleviate the mental stress from COVID that has made the simple things like taking care of our physical hygiene difficult. This is done using a smart mirror that plays positive 20 second videos while users wash their hands. In collaboration with Shen Osaki and Jesika McLeod. Destroy the Craniometer is an interactive experience concept for the Powerhouse Museum that exposes the fallacious field of phrenology through an explorative, physical engagement with a virtual craniometer. As the user spins and tilts their head, components of the craniometer are destroyed until the whole object is destroyed and erased from view.




UTS School of Design, Faculty of Design
Architecture and Building
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