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As students, we are working in a critical moment in time. The world we are immersed in is one that is plagued with political, environmental and societal issues. As creatives we may not have the ability to save the world but, utilising our craft as our voice, we do have the ability to respond to a multitude of issues that anger, motivate and inspire us. Through a certain level of ambiguity in our work, we can spark conversations, form opinions and inspire action.

The Dublin School of Creative Arts and School of Mechanical and Design Engineering Graduate Exhibition website presents the work of 137 students who have completed their studies in Technological University Dublin. The annual graduate show is the highlight of the academic year and this new website represents the culmination of many years of full-time study and gives our students the opportunity to showcase the results of their imagination, hard work and creative skills. The website features work from all of our programmes and highlights the exciting and innovative range of work produced by our graduates across Fine Art, Product, Interior, Furniture, Visual Merchandising, Visual Communication Design and Photography. Each student has a dedicated page which allows them to show 5 examples of their work and provides a direct link to their own website. I think you will agree that all of the work demonstrates a strong individual vision married to a clear understanding of how their work operates in the contemporary world.

Identity design by Kayley Kemple, Tom Campion and Finan Callaghan