This is a personal project exploring art direction, video, and sound design through the concept of a 3D-printed trainer designed to be produced directly on the street for people experiencing homelessness.

The project imagines an innovative, mobile 3D-printing system capable of creating durable, functional footwear on demand—responding to immediate needs rather than mass-market production. Through speculative design, S1, S1examines how emerging technologies might intersect with social responsibility, accessibility, and urban environments.

Visuals focus on materiality, form, and process, while the video and sound design reinforce a raw, street-level atmosphere—blending futurism with realism to question how design can operate beyond traditional commercial contexts.