Mozhgan Sanieenezhad (she/her)

Department: Furniture & Spacial design/interior architecture

Origin: Iran

Bio

When it’s getting dark, I can light it up! Mozhgan Sanieenezhad is an Interior Architect and MA Design student in the University of Bergen, Norway. She has experience in universal design. Her academic follow made her a designer who believed in invisible disabilities such as depression, stress, and anxiety… She is dealing with disabled people to design a healing space to cover up the gap between them and society. Her recent research focuses on shopping experience for blind and visually impaired individuals. Simple activity and all the stories behind. Earning skills in Artistic research to open a dialogue with people through her designs empowered the outcome with communicational tool to start with facilitating their mental health needs. Mozhgan emphasizes tailoring specific assistance to individual needs and creating healthy, human-centered environments. Her design philosophy aims to improve people's quality of life by addressing both physical and mental health concerns, fostering well-being across various settings.

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‘Voice of Shadows

The darkest part of anyone’s world is where they have lacked a perspective of it. ‘Voice of Shadows’ is a frequency from that space. Magnification of untouched elements to comprehend the shopping environment for visually impaired individuals. Shopping-exhibition is where the most ordinary daily activity of humans comes to understanding. In this space, individuals find more than just products on shelves; they discover a reflection of their desires and identities. It’s a journey of self-expression, a narrative told through the items carefully chosen. It’s a celebration of diversity, an exploration of taste, and an affirmation of individuality.

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