Teacher: Jerome Picard, Philipp von Hase - Students Social Design: Katy Louise Davies, Gine Hønningstad, Helene Kvarmesbakk, Lucas Henrik Niemimäki, Andrea Vibekka Sæterstøl, Réka Sereghy, Eirik Årsland Svensvik Discursive design: Elin Bjørnå, Lena Bothe, Sofie Haugland Eriksen, Stian Fliid, Markus Johannessen, Julie Benedikte Valdersnes Larsen, Sophie Linde, Frederic Mathisen, Madelief Mühren, Jaran Sunde Pettersen, Alison Elizabeth Ryan, Agnese Zile
Making Future – Future Making
How rapid practice of assemblage, emphasizing the reuse of materials (ready-made) can generate speculative tools to interact with one surrounding?
In this workshop, participants immerse themselves in speculative design and tool creation to aid in conducting interviews and gathering information. The workshop focuses on lowering barriers to communication and information gathering. Participants delve into the concepts of assemblage, emphasizing the reuse of materials (ready-made).
Adopting an expedition-like approach, participants craft portable units/devices that facilitate information collection, recording, and comfort during interactions with diverse individuals.
The workshop provides hands-on experience with various construction techniques and materials, alongside an introduction to effective workshop facility utilization. It encourages innovative thinking and practical skills in field research and design, supporting students’ studio work for the social design project.
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