Juliet Pintos | Department of Design

Juliet Pintos

An exhibition titled "Nation of Strangers" is displayed in the Hopkins Hall Hallway, showcasing five significant waves of immigration to the United States. On the walls, each pillar presents a unique immigrant story linked to one of the following waves: British, Irish, Chinese, Japanese, and Mexican.

The Nation of Strangers timeline exhibition located in Hopkins Hall showcases five major waves of immigration to the United States on each of the walls, complemented by an immigrant story on each pillar.

This image displays the “Nation of Strangers” exhibition introduction wall at the front entrance of Hopkins Hall.

The Nation of Strangers introduction wall at the front entrance of Hopkins Hall.

This image displays the “Present-Day” wall located at the end of the end of the exhibition. This wall is an interactive wall that visitors can leave their mark on by plotting their family’s immigration journey using the markers provided.

The present-day wall is an interactive wall that visitors can leave their mark on by plotting their family’s immigration journey using the markers provided.

Nation of Strangers

Nation of Strangers is an interactive timeline exhibition for middle school to high school age children (11-18 years old) that educates and engages viewers as they learn about the key factors that have affected the history of immigration into the United States.

Hi, I'm Juliet Pintos, a fourth-year Visual Communication Design major with a passion for Environmental Branding, Branding, and UI design. I enjoy creating meaningful and visually compelling designs that enhance user experiences and brand identities. My work focuses on combining strategic thinking with aesthetics to craft designs that are both functional and impactful.

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