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Superbloom
GID Return Exhibition Visual Identity

A superbloom is a rare desert phenomenon where dormant wildflower seeds bloom simultaneously. Superbloom marks the return of the 2024 MA/MSc Global Innovation Design cohort following two terms studying across Tokyo, New York, Beijing, and Singapore — celebrating how their experiences shaped their design process and practice.

Craft

My Role

Visual Design & Branding

Timeline

Fall 2023 — 4 weeks

Team

Samantha Clarke, Abigail Hoover, Tarika Kumar, Charlotte Slingsby

Location

London

Featured In

GID Return Exhibition — Imperial College London, January 2024

Superbloom exhibition
Overview

Designing the visual identity for a cohort returning from around the world.

The Global Innovation Design programme sends students across four cities — Tokyo, New York, Beijing, and Singapore — over two terms. The return exhibition celebrates this journey, showcasing the artefacts and digital explorations that emerged from it.

Superbloom animation
Superbloom media screens
Each cohort member designed an individual tile that was mirrored and duplicated to create blooms — personal marks that multiplied into something collective.
Results

Exhibited at Imperial College London, January 2024.

Superbloom was exhibited at Imperial College London from January 11–16, 2024. The visual identity accompanied the cohort's project presentations, representing the breadth of design thinking shaped by four cities across two terms.

Superbloom identity development
Superbloom tiles
Superbloom digital assets
Superbloom exhibition installation
Superbloom poster design

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