Nicholas Clark, Emma Hu, Lauren Platt, Addy Sewack, Deekshita Vedula
Idea 1 – Inside Out/Emotions Come Alive:
Similar to the film Inside Out, our bridge display would feature different emotions coming alive. The emotions would have different colors and unique personalities. For example, we could focus on joy and sadness. Joy could be depicted with brighter colors and livelier motions. Sadness could be depicted with darker colors and slower motions. The emotions/colors would interact in the show, initially butting heads but later reaching a compromise and working together.
Idea 2 – Love and Family:
To tell the story of love and family, we envision our bridge display featuring two lights interacting through a series of activities, becoming closer and closer. The two lights can be different colors to represent the differences in personality between the two people. As the lights get closer and closer, their colors can get closer, symbolizing the pair’s growth and deepening relationship. Finally, as the two lights are closest, a third light will appear to symbolize the start of their family.
Idea 3 – Holi:
Holi, celebrated as the Festival of Colors, is a holiday where communities gather with brightly colored powders to throw and smear on each others’ faces and white clothes. The playful game is meant to represent the triumph of good over evil and celebrate the start of spring. An idea we had to depict this festival was to start with white lights across the bridge to show the setting before the game begins and then have splatters of bright colors across the bridge to show the game being played and colored powders being thrown.