Intercultural Design

 WEI HONG BIN（0367238）

Task1  

Link：https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Cx1LDEQ8dUlGK0lCZWSguCop4L0ZNH4W/view?usp=drivesdk

Group 43 Proposal：Swastika Presentation

Link：

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1y9OOU0hLVSfPpsCuo2ldo5DCJyt-9h2c/view?usp=drivesdk


Task 2

Location：Subang Jaya Buddhist Association

（Swastika inside the buddhist temple）


Video of interview part 1

       
                 
                          Video of interview part 2

Task 3
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From a design point of view, this image shows a vector design related to Buddhism. The symbols and colors in the image have a strong visual impact and can attract the attention of the audience. The purple background contrasts with the gold text and patterns, enhancing the visuals. The overall design is simple and modern, while also conveying a mysterious and ancient atmosphere. This design may be used for tattoos or similar applications because of its distinct personality and deep cultural significance.

Final Design




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