#Stand4Sudan (@mai_iux ) explores how political conversations can be conveyed through clothing in the context of the recent Sudanese revolution (19 December until late 2019) ending a dictatorship that spans over 30 years by former President Omar Al Bashir.This project showcases the invisible histories woven into the style of the tobe and poetically transforms the path to the revolution with thousands of women participating.
Follow this link (also in bio) to see more about Mai's project.
bit.ly/iid-show-2020
#invisiblehistories #stand4sudan #installation
IID graduate David Valente addresses contemporary online news media in his final major project. His Story Timeline project offers a broader perspective on the topics of news stories, showing historical associations and broader social commentary to contextualise a story and chart its evolution over time.
Follow this link (also in the bio) to see more about David's project.
bit.ly/iid-show-2020
#visualisation #uxdesign #apis #news #mainstreammedia
IID graduate Kristina Iankova (@kristinaiankova ) presents here final major project: Journey to the Centre of the Internet. A research-driven interactive piece that allows the viewer to explore how metaphors shape the way we understand and interact with the Internet. cc @lcclondon
Follow this link to see more about Kristina's project.
bit.ly/iid-show-2020
#metaphors #internetculture #installation #interactiondesign
IID graduate Luke Whetton explores the philosophical concept and social theory of hauntology. He creates a series of collages and an interface driven by questions raised in the work of social theorist Mark Fisher and others.
Follow this link to see more of Luke's work.
bit.ly/iid-show-2020
#hauntology #memory #media #interfacedesign #interface #uxdesign #collage
The first of our 4 graduate showcase events is TODAY at 14:30! IID graduate, Mai Elamin (@mai_iux ), will discuss the motivations and research behind her project, TipiTap, which looks at how interface design patterns keep you hooked on your devices.
Follow the link in our bio for more information about the events and the showcase of all our student work.
#design #interfacedesign #interface #designcriticism #uxdesign
Year one finished their 'Which Button?' project today. Designing and constructing components of a planetary weather system consisting of 1 button/slider/knob per module.
They've carefully considered affordance, signifiers and the value of metaphor in interface design.
They also monopolised the @3dworkshoplcc and done some great prototyping and iterating on designs. Props also to @creativetechnologylab for their support.
#Repost @lccdmc
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Together with BA (Hons) Information and Interface Design, DMC will be hosting an upcoming lecture: CRITICAL INTERACTIVE NETWORKED PROJECTS by Jonah Brucker- Cohen Ph.D
Jonah is an award winning artist, researcher, and writer. He received his Ph.D. in the Disruptive Design Team of the Networking and Telecommunications Research Group (NTRG), Trinity College Dublin. He is currently an Assistant Professor of Digital Media and Networked Culture in the department of Journalism and Media Studies at Lehman College , City University of New York.
He will discussing his projects and work in the theme of “Critical Networked Experience” that challenge and subvert accepted notions of network interaction and socialization.
Sign up now: https://buff.ly/2pOPqz4
Look out for more info on this exciting lecture!
Hope to see you there!
IID year 1 visited Chance & Control: Art in the Age of Computers at the @vamuseum
as inspiration for Project 1:Drawing Systems. They are creating their own systems of chance and control this week with anything from code to cards to ground ginger. @lcclondon
