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From Bucket Showers to Goose Attacks

Design should be more than just getting the job done—it should connect people and spark joy. As a non-profit design studio, Ash and Fiona team up with community-led projects in remote corners of the globe, trading their expertise for something to eat and somewhere to sleep. Through stories from Malawi to Colombia, see how human-centred design can create new spaces for empowerment and positive change. Join them as they discuss their approach to empowering founders, communities, and fostering change in people, place, and the planet.

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Custom Design Tools: Building Interactive Systems

This talk explores the development of custom design tools to enhance flexibility and creative control. Using examples from interactive projects, Pauric will demonstrate how these tools function and adapt to various design scenarios‍.

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Blending Physical and Digital World’s

Tina Touli brings us on a journey of seeing that blends physical and digital worlds. There’s so much inspiration around us that we often overlook. Her talk will examine how we train our eyes to see the ordinary in a new light, reimagining the world through design. Challenging you, while asking, will you blend in with others, or chart new territory by combining the analogue and digital worlds?

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Generative Methods

Martin Grödl will bring us though the experimental approach of Process Studio whose work includes generative and interactive design while working in the fields of branding, web, installation and print. This session is at the boundaries of design and technology and showcases the potential for true interdisciplinary approaches.

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Uncommon Practice

This session explores how designers are redefining success in a collaborative world, moving beyond traditional metrics like profit and awards to focus on impact, process, and meaningful relationships between collaborators.

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It's OK not to be OK

“IT’S OK NOT TO BE OK!”, is a candid and raw exploration of Thiagos own experiences with mental health in the industry. After struggling with a mental breakdown, burnout, and depression, he’s seen how profoundly these challenges impacted his work, studio, and personal life. Our industry often sweeps these issues under the rug, yet so many of us face them. Its time to speak about this.

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Talk

Sessions

From Bucket Showers to Goose Attacks

Custom Design Tools: Building Interactive Systems

Blending Physical and Digital World’s

Generative Methods

Uncommon Practice

It's OK not to be OK

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