A WORLD TO INHERIT
ECHOES OF PINYIN is part of a world to inherit, an exhibition presented through MAV’s Powered By program at No Vacancy Gallery. Curated by Bea Rubio-Gabriel with text by Adrian Jing Song, the exhibition brings together artists Kay Abude, Phuong Ngo, Nicholas Currie, Jess Tanto, Sancintya Mohini Simpson, and The Dining Group.
The exhibition looks at how personal and cultural inheritances shape our ways of seeing and relating to each other. Within this context, ECHOES OF PINYIN explores the influence of the Pinyin system on cross-linguistic identity. Through experimental type design, it turns the physical act of pronunciation into visual form, reflecting how language learning leaves emotional and cultural traces that continue to shape communication.
继承的世界
《字音回声》是展览继承的世界的一部分。该展览由 MAV 的 Powered By 项目支持，并在 No Vacancy Gallery 举办，由 Bea Rubio-Gabriel 策划，Adrian Jing Song 撰写展览文本，参展艺术家包括 Kay Abude、Phuong Ngo、Nicholas Currie、Jess Tanto、Sancintya Mohini Simpson 以及 The Dining Group。
展览探讨个人与文化的“继承”如何影响我们理解世界和彼此的方式。在这一语境中，《字音回声》关注拼音系统对跨语言身份的影响。作品通过实验性的字体设计，将发音这一身体行为转化为视觉语言，呈现语言学习中残留的情感与文化痕迹，以及它们对交流方式的持续塑造。
YARRA RIVER KEEPER
The Communication Design for Social Change course collaborated with the Yarra Riverkeeper Association to curate a design exhibition aimed at reducing stormwater waste and pollution entering the Yarra River (Birrarung River). Presented as part of the inaugural Birrarung Riverfest in September 2024, the exhibition was showcased at the Waste Not. Want Not event held at the Greenline Project Hub.
As part of this event, our group presented an installation that visualised the main pollutants affecting the Yarra River and illustrated their impact on aquatic species. The work invited the public to reflect on how everyday waste harms ecosystems and to consider individual responsibility in protecting the river’s ecological health.
雅拉河管理员
社会变革传播设计（Communication Design for Social Change）课程与雅拉河守护者协会（Yarra Riverkeeper Association）合作，联合策划了一场以减少雨水垃圾和污染进入雅拉河（Birrarung River）为目标的设计展览。该展览作为首届 Birrarung Riverfest 的一部分，于 2024 年 9 月在 Greenline Project Hub 举办的 Waste Not. Want Not 中呈现。
作为活动的一部分，我们小组的作品以装置形式向公众呈现了雅拉河的主要污染物，以及这些污染物对河流生物的影响。作品邀请观众反思日常废弃物对生态系统造成的后果，并思考个人在保护雅拉河生态中的责任与行动。