Master’s student Dami Egbeyemi has created a way to show us our emotions.
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Have you ever had butterflies in your stomach from being nervous? Pressure in your chest from feeling fearful? Felt like your windpipe was blocked while watching a real tear-jerker movie?
University of Regina master’s student Dami Egbeyemi, in the Faculty of Media, Art and Performance, has been working on a virtual tool to help visually explain these hard-to-articulate sensations.
He’s hoping his final project, called The Emotion Mirror, will be a tool that healthcare professionals can use to better understand and diagnose medical and physical conditions in their patients.
Egbeyemi will defend The Emotion Mirror in the spring.