Neat / Nada Rodanant


Neat is studying Graphic Design and Sculpture (BFA) at Rhode Island School of Design. She is interested in playful typography, book making, editorial design and identity design. Her works often draw inspiration from nature, sci-fi, film, psychology, illusion and intricate forms. 

Graphic Design
 

  1. PSYCHO!!!
  2. El Lissitzky On Type + Books
  3. Meaningful Making I 
  4. Meaningful Making II
  5. Armin Hofmann / Koichi Sato
  6. Moles Book
  7. GumGirl©
  8. Poème électronique
  9. Connection Poster
  10. Boi—nk
  11. Alphabets I


Sculpture / Drawing

  1. KNVRN
  2. CLCLWHS
  3. HBVRN I 
  4. HBVRN II
  5. Be Not Afraid
  6. Tree
  7. Come and See
  8. Journey
  9. Dimension | Dissociation
  10. Complexity | Contradiction


Play

  1. Shape Finder
  2. Folded Dimensions
  3. Kardashev Scale
  4. City Spectrum
  5. howmanytimesifixmyhair


Contact

nrodanan@risd.edu
@nrdanan


Kardashev Scale


Infographic Poster
11.7 x 66 in.
2022
Curious, competitive, greedy for resources, and expansionist are the qualities of species that take over their home planet. The Kardashev scale, created by Nicolai Kardashev, categorizes civilizations into different types, based on their ability to extract and utilize energy from their environment. As I have always been curious about what extraterrestrial civilizations could look like, this theory presents an interesting thought experiment for me. I structure this infographic into four separate sections from type 1 civilizations (extract energy from their home planet) to type Omega (extract energy from several galaxies or the universe).