I had the honour of co-creating the Product Design Edinburgh College of Art Graduation Show in summer 2024 alongside my entire class. I exhibited two prototypes of my final-year AQ wearable device indicator, including a large-scale battery-powered prototype that ran air quality monitoring for 8 hours daily throughout the exhibition. My display also featured an AQ design booklet (linked below), my first exploded prototype, interactive acetone and dust vials for visitors to test the device, and a large AQ wearable demo running Home Assistant to visualise air quality data in real-time.

As part of my graduation curation course, I worked as exhibition manager and photographer, helping shape the visual branding under the theme Connect, and contributed to the shared class catalogue and promotional materials.

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Connect represents us connecting as a group of creators from a wide range of backgrounds and perspectives, allowing us to widen our individual understanding of the world. Connect is what we want our users to do, whether that is to connect with themselves, their minds and bodies, or with the world around them and the conversations and interactions happening within it.