Catalogue of the Exhibition of Innovation in Media and Visual Design (IMDES)

Website Design About Endometriosis Disease

Kathleen Manilova Tedja — 2026-06-14

Reproductive health is one of the most important aspects in the lives of women of reproductive age. Many diseases threaten reproductive health and potentially havefatal consequences, such as infertility and sterility, and endometriosis is one of them. Endometriosis is a condition where the endometrial tissue grows outside ofthe uterine cavity. This disease has various symptoms, its cause is still unknown,therefore current available treatment only addresses the symptoms. In Indonesia,delayed diagnosis of endometriosis is quite common due to low knowledge of the disease. To investigate this, the author used a mixed-methods research approach using questionnaires, interviews with 6 menstruating women of reproductive age,interviews with obstetrics and gynecology specialist, an interview with the founder of the Endometriosis Indonesia Community, and interviews with 2 men who are married and have wives with endometriosis. The research results revealed that the majority of young women and married men are unaware of what endometriosis is,and educational media on this subject is urgently needed. Another issue found was the presence of misinformation, stigma, and especially the normalization of endometriosis symptoms, especially menstrual pain, which hinders proper treatment of the condition. Therefore, an interactive website was designed to provide educational information about endometriosis. The design will be based on the Design Thinking Model by Robin Landa and analyzed in the end based on design principle theory. Hopefully, the website design is able to effectively educate the target audience about endometriosis.

An Entertaining and Interactive Campaign as a Solution for Those Who Have Been Diagnosed with Obesity: Now’s the Time for Move for Love

Putu Ari Sastra — 2026-06-19

In today's society, many believe that being overweight is something to be accepted rather than addressed, often in the name of self-love. However, our initiative encourages individuals to embrace true self-love by taking steps to improve their health through engaging challenges in our app. Targeting young urban women aged 17-24 who are interested in fashion and may misunderstand body positivity, our campaign provides motivation to take action toward a healthier lifestyle. We utilize social media platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube for digital outreach while also organizing offline workshops and festivals. Our campaign runs from January 4 to March 6, aligning with the spirit of new beginnings. A key highlight is our 30-day challenge program, where users complete daily quests to earn points, with top participants receiving rewards at our festival. By combining motivation with gamification, we help individuals take the first step in prioritizing their well-being.

Warmth of First Love

Keisha Fidelia Willie — 2026-06-19

Batik Betawi is a cultural heritage of Jakarta that continues to evolve with a modern touch. In this Ornament design, features two cheerful and lively pied fantail birds, symbolizing youthful spirit and harmonious relationships. The birds are depicted playing in front of a house, representing warmth and togetherness. The addition of jasmine gambier flowers enhances the meaning, symbolizing purity and the strength of growing bonds. This batik design is not only visually appealing but also rich in meaning, reminding us of the importance of nurturing sincere and joyful relationships.

Lika Liku Jakarta

Atalia Lambok — 2026-06-19

Lika-Liku Jakarta is a board game that captures the excitement and challenges of navigating Jakarta's chaotic streets. With its heavy traffic, the board game immerses players in the daily struggles, that drivers in the capital often face whether it's dealing with traffic tickets, encountering unpredictable drivers, or other unexpected hurdles. To play the game, players take turns rolling the dice and moving their character, racing to visit all their assigned destinations and make it home first to win. Along the way, they must overcome various obstacles, requiring strategic planning to navigate the city's chaos efficiently and become the winner.

Designing a Campaign Regarding Preventing the Spread of HFMD Disease for Parents

Karina Anabelle Putri Yusman — 2026-06-19

Hand, foot, and mouth disease (HFMD) is a contagious illness that primarily affects children under the age of 10. It is characterized by the appearance of vesicles or rashes on the palms, soles, and oral mucosa, which can lead to discomfort and difficulty swallowing. The trend of HFMD cases has been increasing in Indonesia from 2021 to 2024. Health authorities have disseminated information on HFMD prevention. However, the effectiveness of these efforts has been assessed as low due to suboptimal frequency and visual hierarchy in the media. To date, there has been no campaign in Indonesia specifically focused on preventing HFMD.This research aims to persuade parents to understand preventive measures to curb the spread of HFMD among children. Interview results indicate that parents' understanding of HFMD remains basic and general, highlighting the need for persuasive education to provide a comprehensive understanding of HFMD and its preventive steps. This health campaign is designed to encourage parents to educate themselves and others about preventing the spread of HFMD among children in the future.

Design of Illustrated Book to Foster Peace in Christ for Children During Exam

Joyce Elnissi Chandra — 2026-06-19

According to Christian teachings, peace is both a gift and a responsibility given by God. Peace is a crucial concept for humans to have in order to navigate the challenges of life. One problem faced by many is academic stress, particularly among children aged 9-12. Academic exams are a common source of this stress, which can hinder a child's overall development. However, the existing information on cultivating inner peace in Christ during times of anxiety is often presented in language that is difficult for children to understand. This study uses observation, interviews, questionnaires, and focus group discussions to gather data for the design of an illustrated book. Haslam's (2006) Book Design methodology was utilized to create a resource aimed at helping children experiencing exam anxiety to cultivate and experience inner peace in Christ.

Filtrex: Elevating Motorbike Performance Combined With Emission Mitigation

Michael Barney A — 2026-07-10

Filtrex is an innovative IOT formed around the premise of SDG 13: Climate Action. It allows motorbike users to keep track of the quality of their emissions on and off travel. Not only does this ensure maintenance of their transportation, but also mitigates emissions that would otherwise be more harmful if not be kept in check. Through UI design and 3D modelling, we aim to visualize this concept and create a technology that benefits two ways, the human user and the environment.

Board Game Design About Perang Ketupat Tradition in Tempilang Village for Adolescent

Cindy Amelia Putri — 2026-06-19

Perang Tupat is a board game about a unique tradition in Tempilang Village, Bangka Belitung, Indonesia, that has been implemented since 1800 and is passed down through generations. Perang Tupat itself is named after the original tradition, called Perang Ketupat, where a ketupat is used as a tool for war. This tradition is not a real war, it is a practice to strengthen relationships before the month of Ramadan. The Perang Ketupat tradition carries the meaning of unity, togetherness, awareness, mutual cooperation, and is believed to bring happiness among all social classes.

Interactive Campaign Design about Online Children Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (OCSEA)

Kayla Abigail Hutama — 2026-06-22

Online children sexual exploitation and abuse (OCSEA) refers to the acts of sexual exploitation carried out against children using technology and internet. The high number of teenage internet users in Indonesia increases the risk of OCSEA crimes. UNICEF reports in 2023, show that at least 500.000 Indonesian children were victims of OCSEA. Additionally, research by ECPAT reveals that 56% of victim never report it to anyone. Therefore, an interactive campaign on OCSEA is needed to raise awareness and knowledge among teenagers about the dangers of OCSEA. In the design process, this campaign uses Hasso Plattner's Design Thinking method and qualitative techniques. The design outcome is an interactive website with a digital storytelling approach. Through this campaign design, it was found that an interactive approach is crucial in raising awareness and encouraging preventive actions against OCSEA threats.

Interactive Storytelling Website of Health Impacts from Processed Food Consumption

Samantha Victoria Goldneish — 2026-06-22

Processed food refers to food that has been modified in shape, taste, or by the removal of certain parts for consumption. Processed foods are consumed by many people primarily productive young adults, because they are affordable, practical, tasty, and highly accesible. However, despite their convenience, the consumption of processed foods can lead to negative health impacts, such as increasing the risk of non-communicable diseases. Unfortunately, there is currently no information media that specifically addresses processed foods, coupled with the limited knowledge of the Indonesian people. Therefore, the design of interactive information media is aimed at 18-25 year olds to raise awareness of healthy food choices. This research uses mixed methods involving interviews, focus group discussions (FGDs), and questionnaires to collect data. The design will be developed based on Design Thinking method. Based on the research, an information media was designed in the form of an interactive storytelling website as an effective media in delivering information to educate the public about processed foods from the impact, types, dangerous composition, tips and discussion forums. This design is expected to provide information content that helps improve the target audience's understanding of the topic of processed foods.

Ashi Mashi Visual Identity Redesign

Michael Utomo — 2026-06-22

The trend of healthy food consumption in Indonesia is significantly increasing, prompting the emergence of various local brands focusing on healthy and natural foods without additives such as preservatives, including Ashi Mashi. Ashi Mashi is a brand that offers a variety of healthy Middle Eastern snacks, providing not only nutritious food but also supporting local communities and Afghan refugees in Jakarta. This study aims to redesign Ashi Mashi's visual identity to represent the values of healthy Middle Eastern snacks promoted by the brand. The design process follows the methodology outlined in David Airey's book Identity Designed: The Process, which divides the visual identity design into four stages: research, strategy, design, and implementation. The results of this redesign include a visual identity emphasizing a healthy, clean, and Middle Eastern impression. The study concludes that the redesigned visual identity effectively reflects the brand's values of health and cleanliness while consistently incorporating Middle Eastern elements.

Designing a Board Game for Introducing GERD Anxiety to Early Adulthood

Tania Adeline — 2026-06-24

GERD Anxiety is a digestive disorder triggered by anxiety, causing stomach acid to rise into the esophagus and affecting the quality of life of those who experience it. A lack of understanding, particularly among young adults in their productive years with busy schedules, makes them more susceptible to anxiety and increases the risk of physical and mental health imbalances. This study aims to design an interactive informational medium in the form of a board game to help increase awareness and understanding of GERD Anxiety among young adults aged 18-24. The design method used is Playcentric, consisting of the stages of ideation, prototyping, playtesting, and evaluation. Data collection was conducted through interviews, questionnaires, and Focus Group Discussions (FGD). One of the challenges faced by young adults in recognizing GERD Anxiety is the lack of engaging and interactive educational media. Therefore, the author designed a board game that presents information about GERD Anxiety in a way that aligns with the preferences of the target audience. This board game is expected to raise awareness among young adults about the importance of prevention and management of GERD Anxiety in an easily comprehensible manner.

Labuan Bajo Ornament Design: Embracing Natural Beauty and Cultural Heritage in Contemporary Design

Fauziyah Illahi — 2026-06-22

Using the technique of symmetrical composition, the design style that I take tends to be feminine with many curves from each line made. In this work I want to lift the beauty of Labuan Baju with a comfortable and calm atmosphere.

Designing a Board Game Getting to Know the Air Traffic Controller (ATC) Profession for Teenagers

Rara Ufaira Naura Rahma — 2026-06-22

Air Traffic Controller (ATC) is a profession whose job is to guide air traffic. ATC plays an important role in aviation safety. Unfortunately, the ATC profession is still rarely known by Indonesian people, including teenagers. In fact, without the role of ATC, safety in the world of aviation will not be achieved. Aviation safety is the most important thing that must be prioritized in the world of aviation. As time progresses, relevant media is needed to introduce the ATC profession. So, it is necessary to design a board game to introduce the ATC profession to teenagers who are the nation's next generation. Board games have the benefit of providing an interesting learning experience, helping to hone communication skills, and sharpening thinking skills. Board games can also educate teenagers about basic knowledge about ATC, namely what things ATC must master and know. The design method used is Tim Brown's Design Thinking Method, which helps the design process become more structured and systematic. The data collection techniques used were observation, interviews, questionnaires and focus group discussions to collect data that could support the design.

Visual Identity Redesign for Viva Cosmetics

Venny Venny — 2026-06-22

The cosmetic industry in Indonesia has been growing significantly over the years, with more companies entering the market. Amidst this growth, Viva Cosmetics is known to be one of the well-known local cosmetic brands among Indonesian women. Viva Cosmetics is the first local cosmetic brand with the label "Made in Indonesia" which offers a variety of beauty products for tropical skin. However, Viva Cosmetic's visual identity has not had any changes since it was first established in 1962. This leads to a problem where Viva Cosmetics is often perceived as a cosmetic brand only suitable for the older generations. Therefore, the author undertakes a visual identity redesign for Viva Cosmetics. The data collection method used in this research include observation, interviews, and questionnaires. This redesign process is guided by the theory of visual identity design outlined in Wheeler & Meyerso's book "Designing Brand Identity" (2024). Through this visual identity redesign, the aim is to help Viva Cosmetics adapt and stay relevant in today's modern trends.

Feast of Fortune: A Chinese Diner Board Game

Tamara Frischylla — 2026-06-22

Feast of Fortune is a Chinese New Year–themed board game that combines strategy, luck, and player interaction. Players compete to collect food, manage resources, and face challenges from surprise cards in order to become the wealthiest at the dining table. With the festive atmosphere of Lunar New Year, this game offers an exciting, competitive, and surprise-filled experience.

Social Campaign to Prioritize Wheelchair Users at MRT Priority Facilities in Jakarta

Jessica Andriani — 2026-06-22

The busy nature of Jakarta's urban population often lead them to prioritize personal interests without considering their surroundings. This can be observed in the way they use MRT priority facilities, especially when these facilities aren't currently being used by anyone. However, when these facilities are needed by wheelchair users, people tend to lack the initiative to offer them up unless prompted by MRT staff. Some of the priority facilities in question include designated areas for wheelchair users, priority restrooms, priority lifts, and others, all meant for those in need. This is concerning, as it hinders the journey of wheelchair users who choose to use public transportation such as MRT, either by preventing them from using these facilities or forcing them to seek alternatives that could be unsafe or take up more time. Therefore, delivering a social message for the public to take the initiative in prioritizing wheelchair users when using these facilities is very important. The design method used in this design project was Human-Centered Design with AISAS as medias strategy. The final outcome of this design is an interactive social campaign to prioritize the use of MRT disability facilities for wheelchair users among the public.

Designing a Campaign to Reduce Spicy Food Consumption to Prevent Dyspepsia

Kania Wulandari — 2026-06-22

The consumption of spicy foods in Indonesian society, particularly among adolescents, has become a part of daily eating culture, as exemplified by the prevalence of sambal and the continuous emergence of spicy food trends. Excessive consumption of spicy foods has the potential to trigger digestive disorders such as dyspepsia. Dyspepsia is characterized by poor digestive function with symptoms including epigastric pain, nausea, vomiting, bloating, and a feeling of fullness. These symptoms can disrupt productivity and pose long-term health risks. However, there are still adolescents who consume excessive amounts of spicy food despite being aware of its risks, which can hinder productivity. To address this issue, this study aims to design a campaign using visual strategies and persuasive messaging targeted at adolescents aged 15-19 years, to raise awareness about moderating spicy food intake to prevent dyspepsia. Data collection in this study employed a mixed-methods approach, involving expert interviews, surveys, analysis of existing studies, and reference studies. The campaign design method follows Landa's (2019) Five-Phase Model of the Design Process, which includes research, analysis, concept, design, and implementation. The outcome of this design will be a social media campaign aimed at changing the consumption behavior of spicy foods among teenagers to prevent dyspepsia.

Designing a Simulation Game About Perfumer Profession

Clara Ajeng Pungus — 2026-06-22

Indonesia local perfume industry is still in its early stages of development. The requirement for human resources with high competence and adequate capacity in Indonesian perfume industry will be highly sought to take an important position in it. Perfumer is a profession where someone has the skills to mix and identify ingredients in perfume. Information about the perfumer profession in Indonesia is still very limited. Simulation game is an interactive learning media by integrating experiences from the real world. The simulation game provides an overview of how one becomes a perfumer, the self-preparation that needs to be done, and deciding to join the perfume industry. Data collection was carried out with a questionnaire aimed at understanding what information people know about the perfumer profession. Interviews, observations, and literacy studies aim to explore information about the experience of the perfumer profession and the perfume making process. Existing studies and reference studies are needed as a reference to create information media for the introduction of the perfumer profession in the form of effective simulation games. According to the results of alpha and beta test the simulation game was received positively in providing information about perfume learning. To support its effectiveness, secondary media was created in the form of advertisements, social media content, and merchandise design.

Designing a Simulation Game on Fire Evacuation Procedure in Tall Buildings

Mohamad Naufal — 2026-06-22

Fire emergency cases happening in Indonesia has been increasing annually from 2018 to 2023. In 2023, the amount of cases reported reached a new record high. This shows that in Indonesia, the risk of fire emergency is becoming more apparent. Indonesia also hosts universities with campuses classified as tall buildings, these classification of buildings require a more complex fire evacuation procedure. According to a survey spread to respondents of university students in the Jakarta Metropolitan Area, the existing educational contents on fire emergency procedures are considered to be uninteresting. From the presented problem, a simulation game on tall building fire evacuation procedures will be designed. The game was designed with the human-centered design method which consists of three stages namely inspiration, ideation, and implementation. In the inspiration stage, research on the audience demographic consisting of university students in the Jakarta Metropolitan Area, and research on fire evacuation procedures are done. The data extraction techniques used in this stage are questionnaire survey, focus group discussion, expert interviews, existing studies, and literature studies. In the next stages, the game is then developed. The development process was done using Unity, Blender, Krita, and Visual Studio Code. Beta testing is then done to assess the gameâ€™s quality and effectiveness. In conclusion, it is found that a simulation game has the potential to be a more interesting alternative media for fire emergency education to university students, but the difficulty that lies in video games can also potentially hinder the audience from fully learning evacuation procedures.

KELLINDO

Moch Rafly Febrian — 2026-06-24

KELLINDO (Keliling Indonesia) is a board game that invites players to travel around various cities and famous tourist destinations in Indonesia. Players can purchase destinations, build homestays and hotels, and collect money to become the richest. In addition to being fun, the game is also educational, as each city features a Fun Fact card containing interesting facts that must be read by the player who lands there. After one round, players will draw a Question card related to those facts. All players must write down their answers, then reveal them simultaneously. Players who answer correctly will earn money, while those who answer incorrectly will receive a penalty. This makes the game more challenging and encourages players to remember the information well. With the cute character design of Bobi and bright, appealing colors, this game is suitable for children and families. It is not only entertaining but also helps players learn more about cities in Indonesia in an interactive and enjoyable way.

Destination Branding Design Pasir Eurih Tourism Village

Rasya Salsabila Haffaf — 2026-06-22

Pasir Eurih Village possesses significant tourism potential due to its rich natural landscapes, historical heritage, and vibrant local culture. However, limited infrastructure and ineffective promotion have hindered the full utilization of this potential. This study aims to design a destination branding strategy that can enhance Pasir Eurih Village's appeal as a cultural tourist destination. The design methodology used is a qualitative method involving direct observation by visiting Pasir Eurih Village, studying existing tourist villages in Indonesia, and destination branding designs abroad. Interviews were conducted with branding expert, traditional leaders, small business owner, and tourists in Pasir Eurih Village, as well as distributing questionnaires to the target audience. The result of this design is a Graphic Standard Manual (GSM), which serves as a visual branding guide to Pasir Eurih Village. This GSM includes visual elements such as logos, colors, typography, and promotional media application across various digital platforms. The conclusion of this design indicates that a well-structured destination branding approach through the GSM can increase the village's visibility, attract more tourist, and support local economic growth through sustainable tourism.

Nomophobia Reset: A Board Game About Nomophobia Prevention for Teenagers

Sarah Laeticia Tarigan — 2026-06-24

Nomophobia, which is the fear or anxiety due to the inability to use a smartphone, often occurs among adolescents with internet access. According to research conducted in East Jakarta, the majority of adolescents show a high level of dependency that has a negative impact on their social, physical, psychological, and cognitive relationships. Currently, there is no information media regarding the prevention of nomophobia designed with a face-to-face interaction approach with the target audience of adolescents. Therefore, information media was designed through board games to prevent nomophobia among adolescents. Board games were chosen because of their ability to increase social interaction and positive face-to-face collaboration. This game aims to convey information on preventing nomophobia in an interesting and easy-to-understand way, support social interaction, and reduce digital dependency. The design method used is How to Learn Board Game Design and Development, which includes the Idea, Content Development, Prototype, and Playtest stages. Based on the results of the beta test of the board game design, feedback from players showed high satisfaction with the delivery of information and game mechanics. This study aims to help adolescents understand strategies for preventing nomophobia through a fun gaming experience by encouraging social interaction and collaboration.

Perancangan Buku Interaktif untuk Mendorong Kreativitas Generasi Z di Era Industri 4.0

Jessica Aldea Natalie — 2026-06-22

The design of Playground interactive books serves as a tool to foster creativity among Generation Z in the era of Industry 4.0. As digital natives, Generation Z is accustomed to instant information and technology-driven experiences, which influence their thinking and creative processes. This reliance on digital media often leads to passive content consumption rather than active creation. Playground interactive books are designed as a non-digital alternative to stimulate creative thinking through tactile and exploratory experiences. By engaging the senses and encouraging hands-on interaction, these books provide a unique medium for learning and creativity, contrasting with the fast-paced digital environment.

Mobile Website Design for Rhesus Incompatibility in Pregnancy

Karisma Juwita — 2026-06-22

Rhesus incompatibility is a phenomenon that occurs when there is a difference in rhesus type between a mother with a negative rhesus and a fetus with a positive rhesus. Rhesus incompatibility can cause Hemolytic Disease of the Newborn, which includes various blood disorders in infants and may result in death. The percentage of individuals with a negative rhesus type in Indonesia is only 1% of the total population, making it classified as a rare blood type. Understanding one's rhesus type is crucial to prevent adverse outcomes in the event of medical complications that require blood transfusions. The limited discussion on rhesus incompatibility in the media is one of the contributing factors to the lack of awareness among individuals with a negative rhesus type regarding the risks associated with rhesus incompatibility in pregnancy. This knowledge is essential before planning a pregnancy to prevent health issues in newborns. Based on this issue, there is a need for the informational media on rhesus incompatibility in pregnancy. The goal is to educate women with a negative rhesus type in preparing for pregnancy and preventing the adverse effects of rhesus incompatibility. The design method used is the Design Thinking approach, which includes the stages of Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, and Testing. The final outcome is an informational mobile website for rhesus incompatibility in pregnancy.

Learning Activity Book Design About Elements and Principles of Arts for Children at Darts Indonesia

Dara Ayu Nadira Setyananda — 2026-06-22

Darts Indonesia is a non-formal art school that covers four arts fields, such as music, dance, fine arts and theater. Darts is located in South City Square, Pondok Cabe Udik, South Tangerang City and was founded by Dian Didaktika Institution. The background to the founding of Darts is to develop art in creating a renewable flow and style in music, dancing and art in order to develop the creativity and new experiences for children, so they can choose different interests. These factors make Darts have huge potential and innovation that is different from other non-formal art schools. However, until now, there has been no adequate learning media reference to provide basic learning material regarding the elements and principles of arts for children as a basic foundation before creating art works. Darts students and teachers need complementary media that can provide information regarding the basic knowledge of fine arts, to focused in accordance with the vision and mission. This design can be useful for students and teachers at Darts in providing education for children and developing their potential, as well as developing the child's taste and visual sensitivity. Therefore, this design aims to provide a solution in the form of a learning activity book for children and teachers. This design uses qualitative methods, namely interviews, Focus Group Discussions, observation, existing studies and reference studies. The data that has been obtained, is processed using the five-phase design model according to Robin Landa (2018), namely Research, Analysis, Concept, Design, and Implementation. It is hoped that this design can be useful for Darts Indonesia, teachers and students in providing education for children through learning media that is directed and centered on the same reference.

Museum Lampung Ruwa Jurai Activity Book Design for Elementary School Student

Jessica Angelin — 2026-06-22

Museum Lampung Ruwa Jurai is the largest museum in Lampung that stores various cultural heritages and functions as one of the cultural heritage conservation and preservation. Lampung Ruwai Jurai Museum is one of the choices for non-formal cultural-based tourism and education visits, but unfortunately the process of experiencing this learning is often ceremonial so that learning is distracted by the sense of entertainment and euphoria of the visit for students. Therefore, a solution in the form of an activity book is offered to facilitate students in directing their focus on a study visit to the Museum. In the process, the research method used is a qualitative research method containing direct observation, interviews, questionnaires, and reference studies, which are then processed by Tim Brown referring to the five stages of the design process put forward by Robin Landa in his book Graphic Design Solutions. Through the design of this book, the existence of the Lampung Ruwa Jurai Museum is optimized as an educational support for Elementary School students, by providing learning media that can be used during study visit activities.

Accessible & User-Friendly Packaging Braille-Equipped for Inclusive Convenience

Sandhi Susanto — 2026-06-22

This study explores the development of accessible and user-friendly packaging with a focus on inclusivity for individuals with visual impairments. By incorporating Braille labeling into product design, the packaging aims to provide inclusive convenience, allowing users regardless of visual ability to identify, understand, and use the product independently. The research emphasizes the importance of universal design principles in everyday consumer goods and highlights how tactile elements like Braille can enhance both functionality and empathy in product experiences. This approach not only improves accessibility but also promotes greater brand responsibility and social inclusiveness in design.

Eco Snap Photobox : Smart Photobox Innovation Based on Gamification Recycle Reward System to Reduce Plastic Waste

Abdul Aziz Saefudin — 2026-06-22

Eco Snap Photobox is an innovative solution that combines sustainable photography, providing an enjoyable experience while reducing plastic waste and raising public awareness about disposing of plastic waste.

The Making of an Interactive Illustrated Book on Coral Reef Ecosystems

Beatrice Xaviera — 2026-06-22

Indonesia, as a tropical archipelago with high marine biodiversity, possesses coral reefs that harbor thousands of species. However, more than 36% of coral reefs in Indonesia have been damaged due to climate change, pollution, and human activities. This damage not only impacts marine ecosystems but also the economy and human welfare, as coral reefs provide coastal protection, support tourism, and serve as a source of food for fisheries. Despite this, previous research has shown that knowledge and awareness among the public, especially the younger generation, regarding the importance of preserving coral reefs is still quite low. Therefore, this study aims to design an interactive information medium in the form of an interactive illustrated book that is expected to increase students' or children's understanding of coral reef ecosystems, especially in Indonesia. The design method used in this design refers to the theory of children's book creation by Denise I. Matulka. With direct interaction in this medium, it is hoped that students will be more aware and concerned about the importance of preserving coral reefs and their impact on the environment and their lives.

Interactive Learning Book to Support the Development Motor Skills for Early Age and Introducing Indonesian Traditional Clothing

Michelle Putri Alamsyah — 2026-06-22

This project presents an Interactive Learning Book designed to support the development of motor skills in early childhood while simultaneously introducing traditional Indonesian clothing as part of cultural education. By integrating tactile and visual elements such as textures, flaps, buttons, and zippers, the book encourages hands-on engagement, which is essential for fine motor skill development. In addition, each page features culturally significant attire from various regions of Indonesia, fostering early cultural awareness and appreciation. This innovative educational tool combines play-based learning with cultural storytelling, making it both an effective and enjoyable medium for early childhood development.

Fast Fashion: Short Trends, Long Impact

Lovjoyla Belinda Lennial — 2026-06-22

This poster raises the issue of fast fashion and its impact on the environment and humanity. With eye-catching visuals, it encourages us to be more mindful in choosing our clothing and to start taking action through simple steps. The trend is short-lived, but the impact lasts. #ThriftSaveOurPlanet

SERENITH

Yosua Pirono — 2026-06-22

This building is designed with a natural concept that seamlessly integrates with the surrounding environment, using materials like wood, stone, concrete, and large glass windows to create a connection between the interior and the outdoors. The design also focuses on accessibility for individuals with stroke, featuring easy circulation withramps and wide corridors for smooth movement.

Illusoria – Avant-Garde Fashion Collection Inspired by the “Phantom of the Opera” and Stage Art

Thalita Thoriq Bawazier — 2026-06-22

llusoria, an avant garde fashion collection that inspired by The Phantom of the Opera, is a musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber based on the novel of the same name by Gaston Leroux. It tells the story of Christine Daa, a soprano in an opera house, who experiences delusion and becomes the object of obsession of a masked figure known as the Phantom. Christine embarks on an emotional journey, believing that the Phantom is truly the person her father had promised her, all while grappling with the fact that the Phantom is deeply obsessed with her.

Human & Machine: The Right-Hand of Defense or Offense

Loran Vincentsius Yeremia — 2026-06-22

Human enclosed in war machine, is the pilot an instrument of defense or offense. The pilot doesn't care, machines does what they told to do. Computers augment the limited capability of the fragile pilot which human. To hurt life or protect them. Eitherway bloodshed is inevitable.

Sosial Media Menguasai Hidup Gen-Z

Agnestasia Esther Ewitrawati — 2026-06-22

This poster aims to increase awareness about the severity of social media addiction among Gen-Z, where 35% of Gen-Z in Indonesia spend more than 6 hours using social media every day. The poster design is made eye-catching with vibrant colors and a modern style, as well as images and information that are easy to understand by Gen-Z.

NGRANGKUL – A Revitalization Project of Pasar Keputran Selatan, a Mark Towards the Sustainable Development of Surabaya in Spatial Design

Helen Saphira Wibowo — 2026-06-22

"A Market that Embraces Its Surroundings." Ngrangkul is inspired by the diversity of vendors and their interests in Keputran Selatan Market, and how they embraced one another in saying no to the eviction of the market. True to its name, Ngrangkul also aims to revive and reconnect with the area by embracing the community, environment, and local economy becoming a symbol of spatial development and sustainability in Surabaya.

Bullying Pada Anak Tingkat SD

Patricia Tessalonica Putri — 2026-06-22

This poster is made with the aim of increasing public awareness that currently bullying can occur even among elementary school children. Using visuals that are often familiarized for children, the poster is expected to capture the attention of parents in Indonesia; so that the message content can reach the main target, namely parents.

Bakmi Mangkoek Ayam

Andi Masrur Hasa — 2026-06-22

Bakmi Ayam Mangkoek is an UMKM initiated by its owner’s passion for the culinary world. The circumstances at the time became a momentum for innovation in starting the journey of Bakmi Mangkoek Ayam, giving rise to its uniqueness and distinctive character. The brand, authentically created based on the owner’s cultural understanding, has become a sustainable value that continues to serve as the soul of Bakmi Mangkoek Ayam. Delivering high-quality taste and building a distinctive flavor profile are key experiences that Bakmi Mangkoek Ayam has established.

Sarabba Cika

Devy Nur Hidayati — 2026-06-22

Sarabba Cika is an UMKM offering a traditional beverage from South Sulawesi that upholds the values of togetherness and culture as a form of preserving local heritage.

Mau Terus Dikontrol atau Mengontrol?

Anastasia Aimee Widjaja — 2026-06-22

The younger generation, overwhelmed by anxiety, fear, and doubt due to being submerged in social trauma, will lose control over their thoughts, resulting in the loss of self-identity and life principles. This will certainly disrupt the balance of the Life Wheel: 7 Aspects of Human Being, especially SDGs 3, target 3.4 related to mental health, which is the key to each individual’s personal growth. This negative impact will affect the process of planning their future.

Hidden Realms – Avant-Garde Fashion Collection Inspired by the Undiscovered Realm

Keisha Aygi Kusumah — 2026-06-22

An avant-garde collection that wield a story about untouched forest named Aetheris.Yet, as the sun dips below the horizon, the true magic of Aetheris awakens. The ordinary transforms into the extraordinary; bioluminescent flowers begins to glow, casting ethereal light across the landscapeÂ revealing hidden wonders beyond human perception. In this magical realm, the secrets of Aetheris appears to those who dare enough to believe in the unseen, inviting them to explore a world where dreams and reality intertwine.

Animally: An Application Designed to Provide Better Access to Animal Protection for Local Residents

Felita Angelia — 2026-07-10

This society is no longer built for animals to roam around freely. There are many cases where wild and stray animals find themselves in places they shouldn't be, endangering both the animal and the local residents. A conclusion that has been made suggests a solution in the form of a platform or application that makes it easier and quicker for the public to handle stray animals. The main goal of this application is to work as a medium for the community and animal controls, in order to provide an environment where stray animals can be taken care of while also maintaining a comfortable space for every citizen to live in.Animally is an application designed to provide better access to animal protection for local residents, which also encourages a community where users can discuss and stay updated with the latest news on stray animals. With Animally, users will know who to contact in the case of an emergency related to stray animals, as the application provides access to the nearest animal help and care stations that users can reach out to. Additionally, the discussion forums and community in Animally support increased awareness among users about wild animals in Indonesia and events involving wildlife.

Visual Identity for Ministry of Culture of The Republic of Indonesia

Christopher Adam — 2026-06-22

As an institution that now stands independently following its separation from the Ministry of Education and Culture, the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Indonesia is present to bring a new spirit in redesigning the strategic role of culture amid changing times. In an increasingly dynamic global context—marked by digitalization, cultural hybridity, and social transformation—culture is no longer viewed only as heritage, but as an active force in national development. This ministry supports the grand vision of the President and Vice President to realize an Advanced Indonesia towards Golden Indonesia 2045. Through the preservation, development, and advancement of national culture, this ministry is committed to strengthening national identity, enhancing national competitiveness, and promoting public welfare through living cultural values.

GLOOFA Packaging and Structure Design

Kristin Selomitha Mulana S — 2026-06-22

The design of sustainable packaging is becoming increasingly important in response to the environmental impact of consumer products. This research focuses on the packaging design of Gloofa, a natural bath sponge brand made from dried loofah (gambas). The aim is to create a packaging solution that not only protects and promotes the product, but also communicates values of wellness and environmental awareness. Using a design thinking approach and user-centered design method, the study analyzes target audience behavior, sustainability trends, and aesthetic preferences. The research also explores the integration of visual identity, typography, material selection, and sustainable branding strategies. Findings indicate that effective storytelling and minimalist yet elegant design can strengthen product appeal, particularly among younger consumers who prioritize natural skincare and eco-conscious living. This project contributes to the field of sustainable design by offering a replicable model for natural product branding, combining tradition, self-care, and ecological responsibility into a cohesive visual communication system.

CANTARA Packaging Design and Structure

Anthony Karim — 2026-06-22

Cantara is a premium aromatherapy candle brand that encapsulates the rich cultural and floral heritage of the Indonesian archipelago. This project explores how scent, storytelling, and aesthetics can merge to create an immersive sensory experience through product and packaging design. Using a user-centered and culturally embedded design approach, Cantara integrates traditional elements with modern elegance. The research highlights the conceptualization, development, and execution of both the visual identity and packaging structure of Cantara, especially through its main variant, “Crown of Mengwi.” The final result is a design that resonates with a target market of culturally conscious, wellness-driven individuals seeking luxury with meaning.