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This happened #3
We are pleased to announce This happened #3, with presentations from Jussi Ängeslevä, Schulze & Webb, Kenichi Okada and Snug & Outdoor.
Taking place on Tues 4th March 2008 at Roxy Bar & Screen in London, and its still FREE to attend. Capacity is limited to 110 people on a first come first registered basis. For more information and to register to attend the event, visit:
www.thishappened.org/forthcoming
Thank you to Tinker.it for their kind sponsorship.
Jussi Ängeslevä splits this time between teaching at the University of Arts in Digital Media Berlin, and designing at ART+COM media agency. He will talk about the process of creating Duality at ART+COM, a public space art installation in Tokyo. It’s a story of shuffling between crazy ideas in the drawing board to hardware / software development between Japan and Germany. Some parts went smoother than others, but the experience of the whole journey is definitely worth the story.
Schulze & Webb are a Design Consultancy working hands-on with companies to research and develop their technologies, products and strategy. The Schulze half of Schulze & Webb will be discussing the Olinda project, a prototype DAB radio that shares listening with friends, is customisable with modular hardware, and aims to provoke discussion on the future and design of radios for the home
(commissioned by BBC Audio & Music R&D)
Kenichi Okada is a final year student of Design Interaction at the Royal College of Art. He will talk about the process of creating Animal Superpowers, a series of toys as sensory enhancements for kids to experience special abilities such as 50x magnified ant vision, the perspective and voice of a giraffe & sensing tsunamis.
(in collaboration with Chris Woebken)
Snug & Outdoor are artists who design innovative and imaginative playgrounds. Hattie Coppard will discuss the design & development of Snug, a family of large-scale modular objects that children can use in any combination to create their own dynamic play landscapes.
Posted on February 20th 2008 under This happened
