Projects in YerevanProjects in YerevanCareWeight — family care plan builder
What would it cost to replace you? That's the question CareWeight opens with. It's a free web app for the family member doing most of the caregiving for an aging parent (usually a daughter carrying the load while siblings "stay updated"). A nine-screen wizard turns her invisible work into a printable care plan with real dollar values: who does what now, what that work costs at market rates, and a redistribution proposal the family can sit down and discuss.
Built solo, end to end: research in caregiver communities, product definition, content design under heavy emotional constraints, visual design, and code. Vanilla JS with no framework, mobile-first, installable as a PWA, WCAG AAA verified with automated audits. The whole thing runs on privacy: no accounts, no server-side storage. A finished plan lives in the browser and travels as an encoded link; analytics are cookieless and never see what anyone typed.
Live at careweight.org (http://careweight.org) SIX SKIESÂ explores what happens when details from museum objects are no longer confined to the scale in which we usually encounter them.
I selected six Open Access works from The Met, each carrying a distinct ornamental language from a different culture, and reimagined their patterns at architectural scale.
Instead of remaining on a ceramic object, stained-glass window, tile, jar, or dish, each ornament temporarily takes over the same ceiling inside The Met.
I imagined the ceiling as a projection or holographic installation: one architectural space capable of revealing different histories through light, pattern, and scale.
Armenian — Egg-Shaped Ornament
https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/478391
American — John La Farge, Welcome: Stained Glass Window from the Mrs. George T. Bliss House, New York
https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/9789
Syrian — Tile Panel, ca. 1430, Damascus
https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/457726
Iranian — Eight-Pointed Star-Shaped Tile
https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/444459
Korean — Dragon Jar, Joseon dynasty
https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/76114
Japanese — Dish in Shape of Japanese Court Woman
https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/46509 Hey Contra Community! 👋
Glad to submit my midnight-dancer bear mascot - Mr. Honey, the reigning hero of Honey Dance Studio.
For most of the day, he acts like the studio owes him rent. Arms crossed, sunglasses low, he radiates the specific boredom of someone who's already seen everyone's technique and found it lacking. He speaks rarely, moves less, and treats a compliment like a mild inconvenience. But the second the music starts, the snob disappears, and Mr. Honey dances with a tenderness and precision that makes the whole room go quiet, then soft. He's proof that the laziest bear in the building can also be its best dancer.
Here's the Recraft Project:Â https://www.recraft.ai/project/776c0be1-7ec6-4859-a10f-452a601bafa6
Genuinely loved building a whole character and world from scratch in Recraft Studio - huge respect to the Recraft team and for making this possible.
Good luck to everyone in the challenge!
Best,
Angelina 
