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The selection criteria included design simplicity, ease of reproduction, effective representation of Australia and Japan and ability to convey a sense of friendship between the two countries.
Mr Widjaja, originally from Indonesia, is currently pursuing a PhD degree in the Department of Information Systems at the University of Melbourne. His research areas include usability, enterprise content management system, and image data analysis.
Mr Widjaja's interests are digital, interactive, and computational art. Identity design has long been his special interest and this competition came as an opportunity to express his passion in visual design.
He has previously received a number of 5k Design Awards and won the Asia-Pacific Comgraph 2003 Digital Art Competition.
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The logo design will be used on all official promotional material for the Year of Exchange in Australia and Japan.
Both DFAT and the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs appreciate the generous assistance provided by Mr Widjaja in developing additional Japanese and bilingual versions of the logo and converting the image into a range of formats for different applications.
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