Aine Wills
Structured thought
Top down rendering showing the many paths through/over the installation, allowing dynamic audience movement/interaction.
Structured thought, technical drawing showing traversable, immersive structure
Man to man Atmospheric collage and initial ideas of an industrial set design. For a set concept focusing on dual identities and audience immersion.
Wiretap, costume design. Costume design for the actors used in a live, immersive game environment. Plague doctor theme as a reference to Michael Foucault’s idea of the Panopticon, the theory from which this game was inspired by.
Wiretap, entrance design Model of installation’s entrances. Focus on the entrance for one particular group of the audience and the communication through theme of the importance of time passing.
The dragon and the village-Immersive exhibit, technical drawing , Technical drawing of one of the dragon’s wings. The shape is optimised for portability as part of the installation’s focus on environmental consciousness and custodianship in Welsh folklore.
The Lion King exhibition Model of the final cabinet design. The outside describes the inspirations and technical aspects of the artist’s other works, while the inside explains their relation to the Lion King’s puppetry design. Includes an interactive section to demonstrate the technical implementations of the puppets.
Ubu Roi Set rehearsal of banquet scene. Cluttered and disordered table emphasises the themes of greed and gluttony in the main character.
Structured thought, layout .Top down rendering showing the many paths through/over the installation, allowing dynamic audience movement/interaction.
Aine Wills
Hi, my name Is Aine Wills, originally from Belfast, Northern Ireland and currently based near London. Over the last 3 years I have developed a strong passion for installation and exhibition design, focusing on immersive spatial design and audience interaction.
I am proficient with industry standard software tools, including Vectorworks, autoCAD, InDesign, and Photoshop (ACA accredited).
I enjoy both the theoretical aspects of design and their implementation in practice. I have a focused approach to design, taking strong inspiration from a chosen theme to direct the larger project as a whole.
I love getting my hands dirty, physically crafting the elements I have designed – I am not afraid of a bit of hard labour and a saw.
I am currently taking a year out to work and to travel. During this year I am looking for practical and design opportunities to further my skills before continuing to obtain a Masters.