Understanding our projects through different narratives and guidelines to have a clear and catchy project personality that we can communicate effectively to others.
Over the recent weeks, I dedicated time to delve into my project, identifying key priorities for the future. I began this introspective journey by engaging with the golden circle exercise, pondering the trio of questions it presents. Later, I crafted a stakeholder map, considering the insights from the golden circle. This map included various groups such as potential investors, communities, and academic institutions. This reflective process enabled me to gain a deeper understanding of ongoing endeavours in Barcelona and uncover additional factors that may be significant.
Due to some distance restrictions, Nuria and I discussed our project in voice notes.
I asked Nuria to talk to me about her project and design space. I wanted to know all the areas she is exploring. Below you can find a link to the audio file of her answers.
This week, I believe the crucial aspect was discerning the narrative of my brand and understanding its influence on how I disseminate information about my project. It's clear that the approach to sharing details varies with each project—tailoring the storytelling to the audience, objective, and character is essential. Pablo provided us with branding boards to aid in comprehending our project more deeply, and my preferred ones that I completed are displayed below.
I applied the same activity and thought process to my partner's project to explore another's project through a similar lens
I learned these weeks to create a narrative structure to the project as a personality and explored various ways of representing my interpretation. I have used generative technology to visualise my project's aspects.
In the same way I explored my project, I explored Nuria's narratives through visual storytelling