Lucie Wu

Hi and welcome to my little corner of the internet :)

I am a designer and researcher. My work reaches from digital design to object design to systems design. 

I am especially interested in issues around the climate crisis, transportation, water, and waste.

I am a recent graduate of urban planning at UCLA. I previously studied human-centered design at the University of Washington.
 

︎︎︎ luciew@ucla.edu
DESIGN

Allbirds
 ︎︎︎ Digital Ads
 ︎︎︎ Carbon Neutral

IBM
 ︎︎︎ Shared Visibility Ledger
 ︎︎︎ Hyperledger Fabric
 ︎︎︎ Studio Culture

MISC.

01. Bridge

02. Woodshed

03. Monolid Zine

Wander Woman



Wander Woman is an exhibition at an art non-profit, Root Division, involving immigrant women artists of color. Their work addresses issues of immigration, misrepresentation, stereotypes, cultural conflict, and feelings of acceptance. The exhibit is also a play on the words “Wonder Woman”, a superhero that embodies feminine strength and promotes justice, peace, and truth.

I used these concepts and ideas to inform the branding of the exhibit.  I started with the logo, which will be displayed on the gallery’s window as a vinyl.



Initial logo iterations



Final Logo

The concept of borders between countries and pushing boundaries informed the design of the final logo. The word “woman” is bolder, stronger, and stretched upwards to represent the strength of women pushing up against the boundary.

I also designed a simple, animated version of the logo to be used for the closing reception of the exhibition, which involves a performance.




More coming soon!

Lucie Wu
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