Dimensions of signs

Store signs do more than mark locations; they shape how we experience a place. Some quietly blend into the cityscape, while others demand attention with bold colors and flashing lights. They compete with the shifting environment, adapting to weather, movement, and cultural change. Over time, signs become more than physical objects—they linger in memory, dissolve into patterns, and imprint themselves on the senses. A faded logo, a flickering neon light, or the scent of food drifting from a familiar storefront can all serve as reminders of where we've been. Their presence extends beyond sight, influencing perception in ways both subtle and overwhelming. In constant flux, signs don’t just exist within a single moment—they evolve, fade, and reemerge, shaping the pulse of the city itself. But when a single, worn-out sign remains, barely holding on—does it still speak, or has the city drowned it out?

Team10: 

Anh Tu Dang (RMIT Vietnam)

Khanh Van Nguyen (RMIT Vietnam)

Vinh Hien Vo (RMIT Vietnam)

Trong Phu Nguyen (RMIT Vietnam)

Carlos Nogales Alcazar (Elisava Barcelona)

Shane Clavillier (Elisava Barcelona)

Huiwen Hong (RMIT Melbourne)