Tadhg Nolan
Get it out in the open.
Outer Chatter is all about what’s going on inside your head; your thoughts, doubts, perceptions and feelings. It’s a movement that encourages people to externalise this inner dialogue by offering tools that engage conversation.
Outer Chatter aims to broaden perspectives and provoke self-reflection, to reduce stigma around the Irishness of saying you’re “grand” when you’re really not, to create spaces where people feel heard and seen, to connect others through storytelling, and to start more conversations around identity, perception and shared human experience.
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This thesis explores the growing impact of VR technology on human identity and interactions. VR, as a medium, does not merely simulate the real but creates immersive environments that often surpass the real in intensity and engagement, leading to disorientation and perhaps a preference for virtuality over reality. This thesis investigates VR’s role in fragmenting attention, diminishing real-world social bonds, and fostering dependency on mediated environments. Through examining VR’s ability to blur boundaries between physical presence and virtual immersion, this study interrogates how it reshapes concepts of identity, relationships, and authenticity. Ultimately, this work argues that VR is expanding to no longer be just a technological tool but a concerning advancement toward altering our views of reality.
Hello, I'm 6 foot 5! My name's Tadhg, I'm the tallest graphic designer in the world, and I have a passion for telling people’s stories through the medium of design. I love using design as a tool for impact; whether that means amplifying a message, shifting a perspective, or simply making someone stop and think. Be it art directing photography, videography, motion graphics or illustration – ultimately, I’m drawn to projects that matter, that challenge expectations, and that allow me to translate stories into something visual, memorable, and meaningful.
