Frankenstein redesignedUniversity Of Greenwich

The concept is based on Frankenstein’s character. There is a conflict between his horrifying appearance and his pure intentions from within which I have called the ‘inside-outside’ relationship.
I have demonstrated this in the use of the format. I use inside and outside as the root of my concept to re-imagine the human perception of others, similar to Mary Shelley, who aimed to seek the truth of human nature’s principles.
We label Frankenstein as a monster when we should treat people with caution and care to see their purest intentions. On the outside, the Monster is aggressive and ugly but on the inside, he is sensitive and seeking love from his own creator.

Victor young scientist who becomes consumed with the desire to create life fails to see the Monster’s remorse and desire to receive his creator’s affection.
Therefore, I put us through the lens of Victor, where we can begin again—to take the time to understand the Monster and build a new narrative.