Julia Park

I Wish You Knew That… is an activation campaign and event designed to encourage open conversations about mental health. An interactive map at Federation Square guides participants through four stages — Acknowledgement, Motivation for Change, Action, and Reflection, inviting connection and self-reflection. Posters featuring intimate visuals, handwritten details, and a warm palette promote the event, while tote bags with keepsakes remind participants to continue these conversations beyond the space.

A Design Research Kit (DRK) is a collection of evocative, participatory tasks designed to elicit meaningful and reflective responses from participants. It engages people in activities that reveal insights into their daily lives, values, and ways of thinking. The findings from the DRK then inform the context, tone, and communication strategies for the campaign. This DRK aimed to be colourful and inviting, especially since mental health can be a heavy topic for many, making it feel approachable, welcoming, and easy to use.

A custom typeface was designed for the MPavilion 2022 at RMIT’s Brunswick campus. Inspired by the pavilion’s layered canopy and open, airy atmosphere, the typeface reflects its architectural lightness and sense of space. The mockups were designed to promote the pavilion's use and highlight its original purpose, a space for celebrating outdoor living.

This project involved creating a fanzine based on something personally meaningful — a subject of genuine passion or admiration. My zine celebrates my love for kimchi, a reflection of cultural heritage and a beloved dish that brings warmth and flavour to any meal.

Esperanto Magazine is a quarterly youth culture publication created by and for students at Monash University Caulfield. The featured artworks respond to this year’s Growth, Defiance, and Explorer editions.