UCT Lipidology: Visualising Scientific Concepts through Artful Design

Imago Visual was tasked with creating custom window graphics for the Lipidology Division at the Department of Medicine, University of Cape Town. This unique project aimed to marry artistic design with scientific accuracy, providing a visually engaging entrance for the division that reflects the intricate nature of lipid science.

Industries

Education
Healthcare

Challenge

The main challenge lay in designing a graphic that accurately yet abstractly depicted lipids. The design needed to be visually compelling and maintain scientific integrity, ensuring a seamless integration across the glass surfaces of the division’s entrance.

What we did
  • Conducted thorough research to ensure a scientifically accurate depiction of lipids, aligning the design closely with lipidology’s complex nature.
  • Created a design that abstractly represents the globular nature of lipids, using flowing forms and shapes to evoke the dynamic and fluid characteristics of these molecules.
  • Developed a cohesive design that spans across the glass side panel and door, enhancing the division’s visibility and identity.
  • Oversaw the production process to ensure the window graphics were produced with high precision and quality, matching the design’s requirements for clarity and durability.
Innovative window graphic design for UCT Lipidology by Imago Visual, featuring abstract lipid representations.
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