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Viral Interventions: Final Index

1. Viral Interventions: See

2. Viral Interventions: Identify

3. Viral Interventions: Compose

4. Viral Interventions: Present (Final)

5. Viral Interventions: Barbara Kruger QCQ

6. Viral Interventions: Proposal 1

Proposal 2

Proposal 3

7. Viral Interventions: Final Proposal

8. Viral Interventions: Tasks

9. Viral Intervention: Timeline

10. Viral Intervention: Budget

11. Viral Intervention: Process

12. Viral Intervention: Final Documentation

13. Viral Intervention: Final Artifact

Viral Intervention: Final Artifact

The way the project was displayed was pretty fun. I liked the how the professor made our projects an exhibit and an interesting way to tell our story. I’ve learned a lot in 2D design and I’m excited to get to learn more in the classes I choose for my art minor. I aim to express and share my knowledge to the world. Till next time! 😆🤞🏼

Viral Interventions: Final Documentation

The project was so much fun to work on with my chosen teammates. It did not feel like I was going out of my way to do something so out of the ordinary but strengthening a bond outside of class. I contacted @onlyindade to see if they would post our project but it never happened. It probably was not newsworthy. I’m definitely going to miss this class and the people it was a good ride something I’ll remember as I go on in my Art classes.

Viral Interventions: Process

Viral Interventions: Budget

Viral Interventions: Timeline

Chalk was too boring, the sticky notes gave it a sense of urgency. It displays how quickly everything needed to be created and done in order to create a good outcome. A masterpiece as you would say!

Viral Interventions: Task List

Viral Interventions: Final Proposal

We’re going to purchase the washable window markers for our local Micheal’s. From there we plan on decorating the car by writing our statement on the back and side windows. We also want to add some other decorations so that the car an have more visuals + colors. Our goal is to have it pop out to our targeted audience which is in the Miami area such as city (downtown), beach (Biscayne) and Wynwood (were we think the art would be most appreciated). Throughout the journey some of us will be on sidewalks taking photos of the car driving around and capturing peoples reactions to the statement.

Viral Interventions: Proposal 3

We will set up a small bulletin board or a poster display in a busy campus hallway. The board will prominently feature our guiding phrase along with blank sticky notes and markers for students to write their own responses about how they deal with stress through innovation, love, or expression. This interactive, low-cost installation invites participation while staying manageable in scale.

Target Audience:

Students passing through common areas on campus. The best place for the project display is a hallway near classrooms or the student union.

Viral Interventions: Proposal 2

We will create a series of small, stickers or papers featuring the guiding sentence and place or tape them on tables in the campus library, cafeteria, or lounge areas. Each will have a QR code linking to a Google form where students can share how they find stress relief through innovation, love, or expression. This approach ensures the sentence reaches students in spaces where they naturally pause and reflect. Where they feel comfortable to take their time and not feel judged/pressured to answer.

Target Audience:

College students using communal spaces. The best places to put our project to work are in study areas, cafeterias, or dorm lounges. That is where most of the foot traffic happens.

Viral Interventions - Proposal 1

For this proposal, we were thinking of finding a way to get the audience physically involved with our message. The Green Library is a perfect place to find a large group of people. Imagine the amount of students and staff that pass through daily it must be 1000s. Each group member would wear white shirts with our quote written on them, and we would go around starting a brief Q&A discussion with people passing by about what their common stressors in life are. After the conversation, we’ll give students the opportunity to relieve their stress for the moment by painting it away. We are their canvas, and with the paint provided they can simply paint cute miniature drawings, or even just flick paint on the shirt and call it a day. This will just be a quick way to show people how little things can make someone’s day; innovation, love and expression.

Viral Interventions: Barbara Kruger QCQ

Quote

When watching the video, one quote spoke to me. It was displayed on a poster created by Barbara Kruger titled “Your body is a battlefield.”

Comment

The quote resonated with me because, in today’s society, so many people believe that their opinion matters when it comes to what a woman can and can not do with their body. It is frustrating for women to be held to such a high standard of how women should look and act. I have experienced discrimination based on my gender, and it was a surprisingly shocking feeling. In the moment, you never thought someone close to you would think in such a way. I had people tell me in my life that women can not drive and that women are not fit to be CEO’s. At the end of the day, the same men who have so much to say are the ones who lack perspective.

Question

Questions that I formulated based on the quote above were: Where do you stand towards societal norms? How did you feel when Roe vs Wade was overturned? In what ways does society shape your idea of how you sexually identify as an individual? How safe can one feel in an economy governed by men?