Millianna Luo

This project is centered around ‘Art and Shadow Design in Life’. Through observation and research, we explore the changes of light and shadow in the daily environment and transform them into artistic expressions of geometric forms and lines. We will incorporate the concept of graphic design, where lines, geometric shapes and the interaction of light and shadow become the main design elements, creating a unique visual language of prints.

At the same time, we will be working with Fine Art students in an interdisciplinary collaboration around the theme of stray animals. Shadow is not only a projection of an object, but also a metaphor to symbolize the existence of those who have been neglected—just like stray animals, which inhabit the corners of the city and are often forgotten, but still share this living space with human beings. Through artistic design, we hope to draw the audience's attention to the survival of stray animals and to consider the symbiotic relationship between humans and animals. Eventually, we plan to organize a comprehensive exhibition, with fashion prints as the core, and combining art forms such as installations, and paintings to present this theme together.

By blending fine art, print design, and social awareness, the project becomes both a visual and ethical statement: a call to see what usually goes unnoticed, both in light and in life.