Lilia Geguchadze

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She is a graphic designer specializing in a wide range of design practices, with extensive experience in publication design, branding, and motion graphics. Known for her quick learning and adaptability, she is also passionate about technology and exploring UX/UI design. In May of 2025 she graduated from Boston University’s College of Fine Arts, with a BFA in Graphic Design and a minor in Computer Science. Her design philosophy is rooted in a deep curiosity about the human experience and the belief that function informs form, ensuring every visual decision is intentional and purposeful.

























I’ve discovered a passion for film photography 
Beyond Aesthetics
Exploritory Design Series


Fall 2024
Beyond Aesthetics is an exploratory, pre-thesis ideation project that reflects on the design work I’ve created over the past three years and marks a deliberate shift in direction. While much of my past work has been rooted in personal experience, this project challenged me to adopt a more objective lens—focusing on audience interaction, usability, and the functional role of design. I aimed to create work that calls on other designers to let function and research inspire form, a principle I deeply believe in. To challenge my usual experimental style, I also explored a more minimal, intentional design approach.

The deliverables included:

  • A manual for a pod-based coffee machine that examines not only its physical function but also its broader societal implications—from daily rituals to global consumption habits
  • A tear-off poster with prompts encouraging designers to reflect on the purpose and impact of their work
  • A sticker checklist designed as a quick tool for self-evaluation during the design process
  • A notebook-style booklet for jotting down ideas, thoughts, and critiques
  • A video tutorial demonstrating how to use a pod-based coffee machine, reinforcing the manual’s functional intent


Together, these deliverables emphasize the idea that design should serve, inform, and engage. Not just look good.





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