A project concerned with debunking the myth of seamlessness or immateriality around data and technology. By exposing or visualising the seams between systems we can reassert our understanding of, and agency within, the technological landscape.
photo credit: Jassy Earl
Over two days we worked with students to create digital archives using Wordpress and custom fields.
An exploration of online participation, collaboration, and competition.
Again with the NLN Master, we directed a workshop to kick off a year long collaboration project with Greenpeace.
A week long workshop at the KABK’s Non Linear Narrative Master. Following the recent investigations into the practices of Cambridge Analytica, we asked students to download their entire Facebook archive. Using a combination of text and image analysis, they designed an interfaces to their dataset, confronting the quantity and intimacy of the information.
A workshop examining the proliferation of dashboards and control rooms outwith their traditional domains, and into our everyday lives. In collaboration with Thomas Boland.
Both Lizzie and Dan teach Interaction Design and Coding in the Non Linear Narrative masters programme at the KABK in The Hague.
Dan previously taught in the Interaction Design department at ArtEZ in Arnhem for 8 years and Lizzie in the bachelor programme for Graphic Design at the KABK for 4 years, as well as the the Communication Design department at the Glasgow School of Art for 2 years.
We’ve been lucky to have Samuel Rynearson (2018) and Josh Krauth-Harding (2020) as student interns.