Ceren Aydın is one of eight selected UAL students and graduates who took part in the HOME Live Brief, led by Lecturer in Professional Development Zoe Tynan-Campbell and supported by industry leader 2LG.
Ceren is currently completing her masters degree at Central Saint Martins and constantly thinks about the next creative project she will be working on. Her design language is about finding the small quirks in everyday life and using offbeat design choices to bring attention to the possibility of transforming ordinary, functional objects into emotional infrastructures.
Trained as an industrial designer, Ceren’s practice spans set design, art direction, and narrative design. Her work has a running interest in environmental psychology, exploring how a space’s shape and sequence quietly influences how someone feels in it.
Head to our blog to learn more about the project and its impact on those who took part.