About
Sanna is a multidisciplinary design student who is interested in our evolving relationship between people and technology.
Her work explores AI, interaction and digital culture through playful yet thought-provoking experiences.
She tends to work across visual communication, UI/UX, and illustration, and enjoys creating projects that combine visual storytelling and interactive media to create room for reflection and imagine possible futures.
Alive Enough
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Alive Enough explores the evolving role of AI in social and emotional spaces, where systems are increasingly used not just as tools, but as companions.
As interactions with AI begin to feel personal and responsive, this project questions why these exchanges can carry emotional weight despite the absence of real understanding.
Through the development of a responsive soft toy companion, it investigates how perception, familiarity, and behaviour shape the experience of connection. It aims to provoke reflection on how we relate to machines, and what it means when something artificial begins to feel socially present.
Kim Jaewon
Seow Li Wen Scot
Danica Boro
Guo Jianzhou
Julienne Jo Boquiren
Soon You Yu
