MDes Communication Design School of Design
Ruiqi Liu
Ruiqi Liu is a graphic designer whose work focuses on editorial design and typography. Drawing from personal experience, she explores overlooked emotional exchanges and psychological states through the arrangement of images and text in everyday contexts. Her recent projects investigate family relationships through visual language. By developing coded systems and symbolic forms, she transforms the invisible into the visible — prompting deeper reflection on parent-child dynamics, privacy, and communication.
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Access Denied—Mystery Language
My project primarily explores the issue of privacy within parent-child relationships. As the first volume of my publication series, this publication primarily presents my research on historical encryption systems, which I have organized and compiled based on my own understanding. It aims to help readers gain a more systematic understanding of cryptographic structures.
Access Denied—Code Design
As the second volume of my publication series, this book builds upon the research on historical encryption systems to develop a personalized code system and explore its practical applications. The work aims to highlight the expressive power of symbols and to provoke reflection on the nature of privacy and communication within family relationships.
