Semester 3_Final Project

This project allowed me to explore memory as something fragile, unstable, and constantly shifting. Through experiments with cut-paper typography, tracing paper, and magnetic words, I discovered how material choices can reflect the way memories are layered, incomplete, and open to reinterpretation. The binder format encouraged flexibility, while interactive elements invited readers to construct their own meanings. One challenge was balancing handmade imperfection with digital clarity, but this tension also became part of the project’s strength. Overall, Memory for Later taught me how design can hold space for emotions and become a quiet archive for what is often left unsaid.