Dissolution: Entwined Realities
Tackling Complex Challenges Using Visuals & Animation
Role
Motion Designer, Animator
My final thesis for Parsons School of Design is an animation that explores how to visualize the abstract ideas of quantum mechanics, juxtaposing the classical and quantum worlds. Through a visual narrative of these two realms, the film considers how future technologies, including quantum technologies, could expand our understanding while challenging how we see the world and search for meaning.
My final thesis taught me how visual storytelling can make abstract ideas easier to engage with. The central challenge was finding ways to represent quantum mechanics visually. Experimenting across disciplines helped me develop a visual language: before choosing animation, I explored printmaking, coding, and fashion design to approach the subject from different perspectives.
This project reinforced my belief that design can help us ask difficult questions, communicate complex ideas, and approach the unknown with curiosity and humility.
This analogy suggests approaching the unknown with humility and openness, recognizing that there is always more to learn.
Parsons School of Design — The New School
https://parsons.edu/dt-2023/dissolution-entwined-realities-2/