SensingChange

During the summer break of my third undergraduate year, I interned on SensingChange at York University, an interdisciplinary research-creation project on black carbon air pollution and critical artworks. The initiative merges art, science, and engineering to make invisible pollution visible through wearable sensors, illuminated garments, and public installations that respond to local air quality.

With Dr. Grace Grothaus, Dr. Mark-David Hosdale, and Ranee Lee, I designed the visual identity and digital presence: logo, colour system, and the website launched during my internship. myairwear.com remains the public hub. The placement was credited toward my degree under Professor Richard Hunt, whose critique sharpened the identity and site.