From Dawn to Dusk Stay Aware

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Naomi Gallay – From Dawn to Dusk Stay Aware

The water element always fascinates me and gives me inspiration. This place is  pleasant, attractive, and at the same time frightening and dangerous. In order to face  the ocean's unpredictability, observation, behavior and intuition are the only keys we  have access to. In this approach, I propose, on behalf of the lifeguards' association of  California, an ocean safety campaign offering newspapers and towels. The goal is to  disclose important details to know, to observe and to apply so as to avoid an idyllic  mood change into a nightmare.

Diploma project (2016) by Naomi Gallay

The water element always fascinates me and gives me inspiration. This place is pleasant, attractive, and at the same time frightening and dangerous. In order to face the ocean's unpredictability, observation, behavior and intuition are the only keys we have access to. In this approach, I propose, on behalf of the lifeguards' association of California, an ocean safety campaign offering newspapers and towels. The goal is to disclose important details to know, to observe and to apply so as to avoid an idyllic mood change into a nightmare.

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