Sarah Kaaki
About
Sarah is a passionate graphic designer who loves to explore and share her culture and home through immersive storytelling projects. Her work often delves into the intricate layers of personal and collective identity, using design as a medium to connect and communicate. Through her creative journey, she aims to bring to light the rich tapestry of her heritage and experiences, inviting viewers to engage with stories that resonate on a deeper level.
Her final year project is a short film that she wrote and produced, named “A Letter to Beirut”, focusing on the theme of displacement. This film sheds light on the challenges and emotions of those who have been uprooted from their homes, offering a poignant perspective on their resilience and hope. She talks about her own experience with her home, Beirut, Lebanon. Through this project, she strives to raise awareness and foster empathy, highlighting the universal quest for belonging and understanding.
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