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Julian Wellisz
We Got This
We Got This is about creating button-up tools and workshops that help promote collaboration, connection and care within individualistic cultures of overwork. Like RISD’s…
The artifacts are community driven and horizontal in structure. They increase informational transparency and archive. They not only guide conversations but capture and display incites.
The workshops are designed to establish communal values and garner collective knowledge. These events are recurring, creating space for reexamination, discourse, and consistent practice.
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Wooden Share Board
Paper, Wood
96" x 48"
2022
It’s a platform that publicly displays individual aims and resources that might otherwise be unknown to the masters of industrial design community. A conversation starter. The subjects I selected for the board are Hope to Learn, Practicing, and Happy To Help. If you’re hoping to learn something share it with your community by adding the activity and your name to the board. The share board helps identify common interests and builds relationship between those hoping to learn and happy to help.
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Wooden Share Board - Detail
Paper, Wood
96" x 48"
2022
The share boards design is outward facing. The community notices the board populates over time. Its contents are almost entirely visible. The hidden half of the contact cards became an area for play and a moment of discovery.
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Paper Share Board
Folded Digital Print
16 x 22
2022
A folded paper version of this board to easily share this platform with communities beyond RISD. In the paper version the subject of the boards are left up to the user.
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Experience Hub
Acrylic, Steel, Resin, Paper
6" x 10" x 4"
2022
The Experience Hub’s aim is to create a repository of student and teacher experiences that outlasts the student cycle. It's an evolving platform where community members add entries that share resources, incites, and experiences. And learn from, reflect on, and connect with the contributions of past and present community members. To create an additional form of feedback, an emergent institutional history.
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Community Value Workshop
Wood, Felt, String, Paper
108" x 60"
2022
The artifacts created for the MID Community Value Workshop not only put community values on display, they invite continued asynchronous participation. These values aren’t set in stone, they are set in letter board. Meaning they should be revisited. The workshop is going to be adopted as an annual departmental activity held each fall.
- Architecture
- Ceramics
- Design Engineering
- Digital + Media
- Furniture Design
- Global Arts and Cultures
- Glass
- Graphic Design
- Industrial Design
- Interior Architecture
- Jewelry + Metalsmithing
- Landscape Architecture
- Nature-Culture-Sustainability Studies
- Painting
- Photography
- Printmaking
- Sculpture
- TLAD
- Textiles