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Our last feature is Aneta Jindrova. She explores the current role of the elderly within our society and through knitted typography she expresses their thoughts and feelings. She believes that everyone has a story and through these stories we can learn about ourselves and the world we live in. You can see more of her work in our WIP SHOW.

Today’s feature is Eunjoo Lee. In his essay, 'The Ends of Utopia' the philosopher Krishnan Kumar said that modern man could consume his own fantasy – and in so doing, create his own utopia. Intrigued by the above statement, she has sought to explore thorough her work whether it is indeed possible, or whether the act of consuming one’s fantasy's leads instead to a dislocation with reality and creation of further fantasy. You can see more of her work in our WIP SHOW.

Today’s feature is Bingyu Lee. She is particularly interested how photography can communicate visually a sentiment or feeling. Static they may be, photographs have the ability to convey movement, emotion and a story. You can see more of her work in our WIP SHOW.

You can see more of her work in our WIP SHOW.

Today’s feature is Kerr Mao. She want to use design works to let people review the details in life which are easy to ignore – condemned buildings. She focus on specifically condemned buildings in Glasgow, to illustrate the history and the memorable often forgotten stories behind them. You can see more of her work in our WIP SHOW.

You can see more of her work in our WIP SHOW.

Today’s feature is Sophie Pellegrini. Sophie Pellegrini's photography and research explores the complicated and intricate relationship between chronic physical and mental illness. You can see more of her work in our WIP SHOW.

Today's feature is Ann-Kathrin Schotten. She is exploring Scotland's thriving design scene, through research into over 150 large and small agencies. Her first publication gives an overview of a century of design in Scotland. You can see more of her work in our WIP SHOW