LAUREN LEUNG CRAMER
(she/her) is a multidisciplinary designer based in Los Angeles. She is passionate about book design and creative coding.
LAUREN LEUNG CRAMER
(she/her) is a multidisciplinary designer based in Los Angeles. She is passionate about book design and creative coding.
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ARE.NABest Practices (2022)
website & interactive installation
Best Practices is a website and, in its original form, an interactive installation that harkens to early 2000s bedroom nostalgia. By searching for and indexing personal objects in a parallax brower-based environment, visitors unearth anecdotes from the artist’s own life, collectively forming a larger narrative.
Best Practices is the feeling of sifting through the silt of the past and uncovering memories piece by piece. My childhood memories are elusive. As a result of complex events in my early years, unconventional family dynamics, and a genetic history of memory loss, these memories do not come easily, and I often rely on physical memorabilia in the present to transport me back into the world of the past. Over the years, I have developed an attachment to collecting trinkets and tchotchkes. These objects feed the desires of my “inner child”; they represent a time of my life that I still yearn for and feel part of through these simple means.
Created in HMTL with custom CSS and vanilla JavaScript. Exhibited in Gift Shop at the UCLA Broad Arts Center EDA.
View the website (on desktop please!) HERE
Best Practices is the feeling of sifting through the silt of the past and uncovering memories piece by piece. My childhood memories are elusive. As a result of complex events in my early years, unconventional family dynamics, and a genetic history of memory loss, these memories do not come easily, and I often rely on physical memorabilia in the present to transport me back into the world of the past. Over the years, I have developed an attachment to collecting trinkets and tchotchkes. These objects feed the desires of my “inner child”; they represent a time of my life that I still yearn for and feel part of through these simple means.
Created in HMTL with custom CSS and vanilla JavaScript. Exhibited in Gift Shop at the UCLA Broad Arts Center EDA.
View the website (on desktop please!) HERE
