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Rhea Belani
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Symbols of behaviour change, Rhea Belani (David Freemyer) 2019
DigitalSymbols of behaviour change, Rhea Belani (David Freemyer) 2019
Digital
Major project:
Edit
We created the idea of Edit in collaboration with Telefonica’s moonshot factory, Alpha Health. The project brief was aimed at exploring new approaches to health and wellbeing through the use of digital services and machine learning.
We’ve approached health and wellbeing from a ritual point of view because our behaviours, good or bad, are driven by the rituals in our lives. This led to an idea about helping people deconstruct current rituals in order to create new ones, which will allow them to achieve their wellbeing goals more easily.
Edit is a service that helps you edit things in and out of your life through enriched tracking and mini-experiments. By combining your own actions with personal insights, we start to work towards the idea that your data can, and should, be used to give you agency over your health and wellbeing. Our vision is to create a platform that gives people total agency over their wellbeing, as they define it.
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School
School of Design
Programme
MA Service Design
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Contact
- +44 (0)7495016595
- [email protected]
- http://rbelani.com
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Service design MA from Royal College of Art. Previously, graduated from Rhode Island School of Design in Providence, RI with a BFA in graphic design. Through my journey as a designer, I have always believed in creating experiences that surround the user's need, as well as solidifying ideas through research and strategy. I love designing with just a hint of humour and a huge chunk of creative play.
I am always looking for opportunities that connect design and technology, to create seamless visual aesthetics and guarantee lasting experiences.
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Previous degrees
- BFA, Graphic Design, Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, USA, 2016
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Experiences
- Experience design intern, BCG Digital Ventures, Berlin, 2018; Visual designer, Isobar, Boston, USA, 2016–2017
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Sponsors
- Telefonica, Alpha Health
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Collaborators
- David Freemyer