0ur human ways

The modern human lifestyle in urban landscapes has evolved into an order-centered, cement-covered system in which the ways of life seem to morph the pace and time of living into something that seems always-fleeting.

Through data, it is discovered that how humans interact with city environments, rules, grids, and patterns has very much to do with how we feel and act when facing rules, the passage of time, noise, anxiety, and vice versa.

That is why, out of our imperfections and boundaries, we create this protective and comforting “bubble” where we try to deal with this contrast between the strict lines we are supposed to follow as robots versus the organic shapes and lines we, as humans, end up following to understand the most emotional part of our passage through life, leaving traces and stories along the way.“our human ways,” explores the emotional aspect that is hidden under the surface of the busy streets, bustling noises, and ‘progressive’ urban scenes.

Team members: 

Thu Tran, RMIT Vietnam

Nguyen Huynh, RMIT Vietnam 

Thu Nguyen, RMIT Vietnam

Paula Camprubi, Elisava

Victoria Vera, Elisava 

Lam Truong, RMIT Vietnam