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I AM
a design ethnographer and research maker cultures in times of polycrisis. In my PhD at the Institute for Sociology and Cultural Organisation at Leuphana University Lüneburg, I explored urban living labs in the rural areas of North-Eastern Germany and investigated how they mobilise design as an agent of eco-social change. I have a background in integrative design, experimental typography and media studies.
CONTACT
Shift Register
IXDM Basel
2016-2018
GENERAL PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The earth has been transformed into a ‘planetary laboratory’, an object of further study, comprehension and control. Knowledge of interactions between humans and people render to experience global scale phenomena like climate change, dissolving modernist illusions such as the separation of ‘nature’ and ‘society’. It is critical that we engage in new means of composing more public understandings of this global experience, through situated, localised, even anecdotal, knowledge and experiences.
This project attempts to register the shifts between industrialised capitalism and the knowledge afforded by techno-science, between the global scale effects of such activities and the experience of individuals and communities, and between Earth as a natural object and as an agent of culture. The project addresses the interdisciplinary problem of how to identify, catalogue and make publicly legible these shifts through methods related to natural science fieldwork, artistic research, and critically oriented translational practices of media and technology.
The earth has been transformed into a ‘planetary laboratory’, an object of further study, comprehension and control. Knowledge of interactions between humans and people render to experience global scale phenomena like climate change, dissolving modernist illusions such as the separation of ‘nature’ and ‘society’. It is critical that we engage in new means of composing more public understandings of this global experience, through situated, localised, even anecdotal, knowledge and experiences.
This project attempts to register the shifts between industrialised capitalism and the knowledge afforded by techno-science, between the global scale effects of such activities and the experience of individuals and communities, and between Earth as a natural object and as an agent of culture. The project addresses the interdisciplinary problem of how to identify, catalogue and make publicly legible these shifts through methods related to natural science fieldwork, artistic research, and critically oriented translational practices of media and technology.
My main mission was organise workshops and to develop publication strategies, that could support the projects very own character of artistic research.
Collaborators
Dr. Jamie Allen
Martin Howse
Dr. Jonathan Kemp
Objects
☞ shiftregister.info
☞ shiftregister at ixdm.ch
Collaborators
Dr. Jamie Allen
Martin Howse
Dr. Jonathan Kemp
Objects
- Responses
- Response Tokyo
- Poster Paris
- Biological Fieldstation/Workshops
- Sticker Transmediale
☞ shiftregister.info
☞ shiftregister at ixdm.ch
