In a time when we are so intent on ways to "magnify ourselves," what might the role of reflection be?" - Suchi Reddy A strong believer in the idea of "design justice", Suchi’s body of work spans all mediums—physical, digital, or hybrid—keeping in mind design strategy, tectonics, and materiality. Her research-oriented practice is located at the intersection of neuroscience, art, and architecture, and delivers projects that are dynamic, relevant, and a step ahead of the dominant narrative. “My mantra is form follows feeling,” Reddy says. “I believe that architecture, environments, and experiences play an essential role in shaping an understanding of ourselves as humans with agency, equity, and empathy.” Describing her intent with the work, Reddy says, "As people walk up the ramp to the central platform with a central interactive element, I want them to be reflected in images of important activist marches, such as The March on Washington (which is coming up on its 60th anniversary in Au...