Luz Moya Ibáñez has been named one of the TOP 2 Young Designers at the Seoul Design Awards for her project “Design of a Set of Brushes Adapted for People with Cerebral Palsy.” This bachelor’s thesis was supervised by Cristina Planells and Patricia Rodrigo, professors in the Department of Drawing at the ETSIADI of the UPV.
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The Seoul Design Award is an international award that recognizes innovative design projects aimed at solving everyday problems and fostering a sustainable and harmonious relationship between people, society, and the environment. The award is endorsed by the World Design Organization (WDO) and is regarded by design publications such as Designboom as the only international award focused exclusively on the social impact of design. Its significance stems from its ability to highlight solutions that transform communities.