AirSphere
The artistic concept behind the "AirSphere" board game is to facilitate the enhancement of emotional intelligence and mental well-being for individuals and communities in the modern society. We are dedicated to creating a novel entertainment experience that amalgamates elements of meditation, emotional intelligence, interpersonal interactions, and nature connection. Through this board game, our pursuit is to cultivate emotional intelligence, improve emotional self-regulation, and promote greater empathy within communities in an engaging and enjoyable manner. We believe that elevating emotional intelligence not only enhances an individual's quality of life but also contributes to the creation of a more harmonious, caring, and supportive society.
The concept of the "AirSphere" board game is born out of a profound understanding of contemporary societal issues and a commitment to the importance of emotional intelligence and mental well-being. We believe that through innovative game design and the cultivation of emotional intelligence, we can bring about positive transformation for individuals and communities. This concept drives us to blend entertainment with personal growth to foster more meaningful social interactions and inner tranquility. "AirSphere" is our proactive response to the issues of emotional intelligence and mental health, aiming to provide people with a fresh and enjoyable means to improve their lives and communities.
Artist
Shuyi Liu is an experienced designer with a focus on service experience design, blending insights from human behavior and social interaction. Holding degrees from Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications and the Illinois Institute of Technology, she aims to enhance human well-being through innovative design. Her empathetic approach has led to impactful projects, such as therapeutic board games for city residents and journaling apps for bereaved pet owners. Her international recognition includes a Silver MUSE Design Award, Silver NY Product Design Award, two Gold London Design Awards, one Silver, and one honorable mention for the International Design Award. She has also been honored to join prestigious exhibitions, including the Dual Olympics Seat Art Exhibition in China's National Stadium and The Rotor in the Louvre, France. These achievements underscore her dedication to pushing the boundaries of service experience design to improve lives.
Yachu Feng is a distinguished product designer with academic credentials from Tsinghua University and the Illinois Institute of Technology. Specializing in enhancing user experiences through innovative designs, his work has garnered recognition, including the Muse Award, New York Product Award, a Silver MUSE Design Award, Silver NY Product Design Award, two Gold London Design Awards, one Silver, and one honorable mention for the International Design Award. At Round Feather, his contributions have benefited high-profile clients like Google and Salesforce, notably in developing the app 'Paven'. He has also participated in esteemed exhibitions such as the Dual Olympics Seat Art Exhibition in China's National Stadium and The Rotor in the Louvre, France. His commitment to marrying thoughtful design with user needs is evident in his recognized work.