Jocelyn is a visual creative who is passionate about fostering meaningful connections through design. Her practice is driven by her keen observation of the world, a constant spirit of inquiry, and the eagerness to explore possibilities of intersecting art and design with other disciplines. Her interest lies in learning something new—whether it's learning a new design medium, exploring an unfamiliar area in the neighbourhood, or gathering (seemingly useless) fun facts—because they spark fresh perspectives and boundless possibilities.
The Tangibility Paradox
Speculative ways interactions in the analog space conflates with the digital
The appeal for traditional books endures in our digital landscape, prompting a paradox – the continuous effort to replicate tactile experiences within the digital realm. This deliberate mimicry includes e-books, paper textures, page turning animations and page flipping sounds. Driven by our desire for tactile engagement, this project finds ways the two reading mediums can inform and influence one another, prompting critical reflection on our interactions with reading in both physical and digital formats.
