Projects

Can our caveman instinct help dementia?

E-CLO is an augmented reality application, currently in prototype form, which aims to challenge consumer behavior towards fast fashion.

The Textbook of Disappearing is a fun-to-watch useful audio-visual textbook about how to disappear in this digital era.

Nowadays, What is the truth? What is the real information? And what is the misinformation?

Life Menu is a self-help cookbook for your daily problems. This publication is the outcome of our vast problematic "Healing through food".

The Gross National Care Index is a media, information and data collection campaign to gather data as a measurement of Social Care Mobility

Xanadu is a digital community garden exploring the lived experience of migration through plants.

The Modern Tent is a concept for Heatwave Emergency Action. Inspired by Bedouin tents to be deployed in heat crisis anywhere in the world.

Mapping spatial injustice through process driven interventions

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In this simple game titled Under Attack!, the participants will build a neighbourhood and protect its community from ‘outside attacks.'

An exploration of exploitations within the arts.

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Universal Chess game with an emphasis on equality and how psychology can significantly enhance the overall gaming experience.

Empowering Communities to Tackle Urban Flooding and Climate Change through Participatory Awareness

A spatial projection installation

Man and Nature in a Post-Human Era

A stop-motion animation project showcasing re-enacted interviews, to debunk misconceptions on Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD).

Experimental moving image and photography project exploring objects of care.

"PAUSE" is a campaign that investigates an area and collaborates with its community to create artworks to raise awareness of green spaces.

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Find out who spreads fake news!

Experimental, research-based work focused on creating natural, bio or upcycled materials that could be used in various creative practices.

What happens when technology allows people to 'see' each other's emotions? We speculated on the coming future of communication.

A multi-screen interactive installation that helps viewers re-examine the definition of "digital identity" in the virtual world.

How might we support galleries and museums to be more accessible and inclusive towards visitors with visual impairments?

The outcome of this project is a hardware design proposal, providing an example of a more inclusive VR interface for dementia patients.

Exploring the complex emotional connections that people can have with inanimate objects.

Use VR technology to get into the zoo, and try to influence the decision making process in selecting and maintaining the animals.

Exploring the potential of local and regenerative materials.