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Entering the Blobosphere: A Musing on Blobs
More information to be released in 2019
For inquiries, please reach out HERE
As blobologists, we process the world through pre/post-verbal filters and negotiate the gaps with nuanced expressions.
The boundary-blurring qualities of the word “blob” and its ability to transcend time and space may not a coincidence.
From the declaration of a Blobifesto to a series of unhinged poetic Bloberences fueled by intense curiosity, Entering the Blobosphere: A Musing on Blobs takes us on a mind-boggling journey into the hidden world of blobs - those who have seen, can never unsee their endless wonders.
For inquiries, please reach out HERE
As blobologists, we process the world through pre/post-verbal filters and negotiate the gaps with nuanced expressions.
The boundary-blurring qualities of the word “blob” and its ability to transcend time and space may not a coincidence.
From the declaration of a Blobifesto to a series of unhinged poetic Bloberences fueled by intense curiosity, Entering the Blobosphere: A Musing on Blobs takes us on a mind-boggling journey into the hidden world of blobs - those who have seen, can never unsee their endless wonders.
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An Annotated Portfolio of Designed-Designers
Zine, 32-pages b&w, 2018
For inquiries, please reach out HERE
The project attempts to experiment with the convergence of research in art and critical design practices through persona-building. The provocations I present are rooted in body-centric performance art and design-research in technocultural studies.
The explorative project starts from positioning persona-building as an approach to practice-based research in art and expands on researching through personae as vehicles to traverse the interdisciplinary realms of design research in technology. Expressed in the forms of an annotated portfolio, a concept in presenting research through design proposed by William Gaver, the archetypal stereotypes that emerge throughout the work provoke and reflect on popular imagery that tech-designers have been subjected to by the mass media. The resulting process culminates into an absurd Frankenstein-ian attempt to design designers who research and materialize technological objects and experiences behind-the-everyday-scene.
For inquiries, please reach out HERE
The project attempts to experiment with the convergence of research in art and critical design practices through persona-building. The provocations I present are rooted in body-centric performance art and design-research in technocultural studies.
The explorative project starts from positioning persona-building as an approach to practice-based research in art and expands on researching through personae as vehicles to traverse the interdisciplinary realms of design research in technology. Expressed in the forms of an annotated portfolio, a concept in presenting research through design proposed by William Gaver, the archetypal stereotypes that emerge throughout the work provoke and reflect on popular imagery that tech-designers have been subjected to by the mass media. The resulting process culminates into an absurd Frankenstein-ian attempt to design designers who research and materialize technological objects and experiences behind-the-everyday-scene.
Pardon me while I work on becoming a better blobologist...
In the meantime, you can find more projects HERE
