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Matteo Loglio is an Interaction Designer

““Being in sync with someone is being in flowstate. I know it sounds very simple, but it's actually something we don't do that often, right?” ”
by Lisa Jamhoury

Experiment sync : mirror

Body Futurism

Toby Shorin reflects and speculates on society turning toward the body, looking at "a new politics of the flesh is on the brink of eruption."
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Hive psychology, happiness, and public policy

Jon Haidt argues that humans evolved a capacity to transcend the self and merge with a group, and that synchronized movement is one of the primary triggers for this collective state.
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Tele-Communications

Kit Galloway and Sherrie Rabinowitz discuss several of their virtual space and telecommunications projects. They show videos which document Hole in Space (1980), Electronic Café (1984), and Aesthetic Research in Tele-Communications (1975-1982). They describe virtual space as the theme of their work and draw parallels to architecture.
Tele-Communications

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Minds in Motion

Barbara Tversky shows that spatial thinking and bodily movement underlie abstract thought — we think with and through our bodies before we think in words.
Minds in Motion

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On the Same Wavelength

Suzanne Dikker’s neuroscience research demonstrates that people's brainwaves literally synchronize during shared attention and face-to-face interaction — a neural signature of genuine connection.
On the Same Wavelength

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Synchrony and Cooperation

Wiltermuth and Heath demonstrate that people who move in synchrony cooperate more and sacrifice more for the group, even when the activity generates no positive emotion on its own. Reference
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Phenomenology of Perception

Maurice Merleau-Ponty's foundational argument that consciousness is embodied: it emerges through the physical body’s active engagement with the world.
Phenomenology of Perception

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Somaesthetics

Richard Shusterman makes the case for attending to bodily experience as a discipline, arguing that heightened somatic awareness deepens both perception and self-knowledge.
Somaesthetics

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How Taking Photos Increases Enjoyment of Experiences

This paper looks at taking photos as increasing enjoyment by promoting deeper engagement. By prompting individuals to actively look for things to capture, taking pictures directs greater visual attention to their surroundings.
How Taking Photos Increases Enjoyment of Experiences

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Mindfulness-based interventions in context

This paper looks at unique factors associated with the delivery of mindfulness-based interventions and the potential conceptual and practical pitfalls of not recognizing the features of this broadly unfamiliar landscape.
Mindfulness-based interventions in context

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On Photography

One of the most highly regarded books of its kind, Susan Sontag's On Photography first appeared in 1977 and is described by its author as "a progress of essays about the meaning and career of photographs."
On Photography

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Saving Beauty

In this book, cultural theorist Byung-Chul Han reinvigorates aesthetic theory for our digital age. He interrogates our preoccupation with all things slick and smooth, from Jeff Koon's sculptures and the iPhone to Brazilian waxing.
Saving Beauty

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Spending Time on Art

Conventional wisdom among museum professionals is that art museum visitors do not spend much time viewing works of art. The purpose of this study was to empirically investigate that question as well as to look at the relationship that age, gender, and group size have on viewing times.
Spending Time on Art

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The Art of Slowing Down

Backed by research, this article explores how looking at art slowly and deliberately has psychological benefits: “What happens, of course, is you actually begin to be able to see what you’re looking at.”
The Art of Slowing Down

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The Social Photo

In this book, Nathan presents a set of bold theoretical reflections on how the social photo has remade our world.
The Social Photo

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AE2025 Cohort

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David Yang and shuang cai

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Karyn Nakamura is an Artist and Engineer

Interview Karyn Nakamura is an Arti...

Will Mullany is an Artist, Engineer and Woodworker.

Interview Will Mullany is an Artist...

Reframe

Experiment Reframe

Spatial Intelligens at the 19th Biennale Architettura

Partnership Spatial Intelligens at th...

Lisa Jamhoury is a Movement Artist

“In the end there are no short cuts: It takes time to create novel, meaningful work.”
by Lisa Jamhoury

Interview Lisa Jamhoury is a Moveme...

Peter Pelberg is a Product Manager

“I cherish the process of discovering the information an early voice or set of voices is attempting to share.”
by Peter Pelberg

Interview Peter Pelberg is a Produc...

Gemma Copeland is a Designer, Researcher and Educator

“It reminds me that technologies aren't neutral; they encode the values and power structures behind them.”
by Gemma Copeland

Interview Gemma Copeland is a Desig...

Laurel Schwulst is a Professor

“My favorite thoughts or feelings come while I’m in motion literally or in conversation with a friend.”
by Laurel Schwulst

Interview Laurel Schwulst is a Prof...

Submit Your Applied Experiment Now

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Fulfilling AI, a live talk with Misha Sra and Eugenia Kuyda

Fulfilling AI with Misha Sra and Eugenia Kuyda

“How can human-AI interaction support, rather than detract from, human relationships and creativity?”

Partnership Fulfilling AI with Misha ...

Sasha Stiles is a Poet and Artist

“A poem itself is extremely efficient, supremely compressed, but the process rarely is.”
By Sasha Stiles

Interview Sasha Stiles is a Poet an...

Daisuke Sakai is a Digital Art Pioneer

“Nothing can exist by itself in this world.”
by Daisuke Sakai

Interview Daisuke Sakai is a Digita...

Computing Shrines

“We already feel a latent connection to those in our communities even if we don't know them: regulars at the cafe, those who love the same park bench, our neighbors we pass on the street.That bond activates with a surprising strength when we learn something intimate about them.”
Spencer Chang

Experiment Computing Shrines

Spencer Chang is a Creative Technologist

“...looking for the details of life that you don't normally notice”

Interview Spencer Chang is a Creati...

Inventing Rituals for the Digital World

This essay explores the concept of rituals in online spaces, suggesting that it's time to intentionally create and implement rituals that can benefit our online relationships and experiences, rather than waiting for them to emerge organically.
Inventing Rituals for the Digital World

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Religion and place attachment

This paper looks at religion playing an important role in place attachment and argues that there is an active socializing component to religious place attachment in addition to the experiential one.
Religion and place attachment

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Self-Disclosure

This paper looks at Self-disclosure in the digital age and how the act of revealing information about the self to others plays that has always played an integral role in interpersonal experiences and relationships.
Self-Disclosure

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Shared Attention

This paper looks at religion playing an important role in place attachment and argues that there is an active socializing component to religious place attachment in addition to the experiential one.
Shared Attention

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Shared understanding and social connection

In this paper, emerging work that uses neuroimaging and social network analysis is integrated with theories that explore the links between shared reality and social connection.
Shared understanding and social connection

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Technology-mediated experiences and social context

This paper starts from the notion that meaningful and/or enjoyable experiences (i.e., wellbeing) are a major outcome of technology use, and investigates how these experiences are further shaped by social context, such as potential spectators.
Technology-mediated experiences and social context

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The Disappearance of Rituals

"Rituals are to time what a home is to space: they render time habitable."In this book, Byung-Chul Han provides a genealogy of the disappearance of ritual as a means of diagnosing the pathologies of the present, without giving in to nostalgia.
The Disappearance of Rituals

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The Third Thing

An essay on "the third thing:" external objects, practices, or experiences that can bring two people together and create a sense of shared joy or intimacy.
The Third Thing

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Andrew Trousdale is a Researcher and Designer

Interview Andrew Trousdale is a Res...

Bryan Wolff is a Writer and Creative Director

Interview Bryan Wolff is a Writer a...

Jake Dow-Smith is a Designer

“My design approach is to challenge metrics-driven design that has become common, encouraging people to slow down.”

Interview Jake Dow-Smith is a Desig...

Muji Rainbow

"If you put Muji Rainbow in the machine and play it, a small rainbow will emerge along with a seven-minute silence – or the barely audible sound of the player’s own working."
Muji Rainbow

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1000 Stones

"Skip stones across peaceful waters, and let every stone's skip remind you that small efforts lead to meaningful progress."
1000 Stones

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Tone Lab

Softening the learning curve for making music with synthesizers.
Tone Lab

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Matcha Computing

"This is for you if you love constantly collecting little bits of inspiration/ capturing memories"
Matcha Computing

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Flight Simulator

An ode to airplane mode
Flight Simulator

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Yayagram

"Yaya" means "Granny" in Castillian. "Gram" comes from "Telegram".
Yayagram

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Breathing Box

"I wanted something that didn’t receive notifications or show me content, a specific object for this task.1 So I built this device from scratch." - Tom MacWright
Breathing Box

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Kristoffer Tjalve is an Organizer

“So, I made myself an ultimatum: stop writing about things I dislike. Instead, write about what sparks curiosity, excitement, and imagination.”
by Kristoffer Tjalve

Interview Kristoffer Tjalve is an O...

The Territoriet Sound Machine

The Territoriet Sound Machine is inspired by the Italian futurist artist Luigi Russolo's intonarumori — lever-operated machines designed to pop, sough, shriek, and shock.
The Territoriet Sound Machine

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Up

How can a shared place of passage be put into play?
Up

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Nick Srnicek is a Writer and Educator

“While I appreciate contemporary technology in many ways, I do think it’s important to have periods of distance from it.”

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Worker As Futurist are the Writers

Interview Worker As Futurist are th...

SOMI-1

What is the sound of your movements?
SOMI-1

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Slowly

What if social media was like pen pals?
Slowly

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Dean Kissick is a Writer

“Of course it's not all good. There's ugliness to it, there's banality to it, but there's something about it.”

Interview Dean Kissick is a Writer

Miriam Simun is an Artist

“I love well written books. I love touching their pages, I love the sounds well-put together words make in my head”

Interview Miriam Simun is an Artist

Slow Games

"Slow Games are physical video games with a very low frequency of interaction: one move a day."
Slow Games

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Are.na

On Are.na you don’t follow people as you do on social media, instead you follow their curiosities.
Are.na

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USB Club

Carry what matters.
USB Club

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Gather

Think of Gather more like a scrapbook, field guide, or a marked-up poetry collection than a polished art coffee table book.
Gather

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Onigilin

Shaped like a rice ball so it is easy to carry around.
Onigilin

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Notte

The concept of a private diary emerged in Europe between the late 13th and 15th centuries, when people began recording their personal thoughts. How can it evolve to fit modern life?
Notte

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Recharge

Charge your phone when you close your eyes.
Recharge

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Photo by Pieter Kers

Regenerative Design Field Kit

What is this for?
Regenerative Design Field Kit

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Designing Calm Technology

A foundational paper laying out principles for tools that meet their purpose without overwhelming users or presenting tradeoffs to other important dimensions of life.
Designing Calm Technology

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Ping Practice

Experiment Ping Practice

An Acausal Connecting Principle

A theory of meaningful coincidences where “internal, psychological events are linked to external world events by meaningful coincidences rather than causal chains.”
An Acausal Connecting Principle

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Thought as a System

In Thought as a System, best-selling author David Bohm takes as his subject the role of thought and knowledge at every level of human affairs, from our private reflections on personal identity to our collective efforts to fashion a tolerable civilization. Elaborating upon principles of the relationship between mind and matter first put forward in Wholeness and the Implicate Order, Professor Bohm rejects the notion that our thinking processes neutrally report on what is 'out there' in an objective world."...if you have found the words which express the way you are actually thinking, the body will be affected."
Thought as a System

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The Extended Mind

Where does the mind stop and the rest of the world begin? This original paper that later became a book explores “The Power of Thinking Outside the Brain.”
The Extended Mind

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When We Are No More

Abby Smith Rumsey explores human memory from pre-history to the present to shed light on the grand challenge facing our world--the abundance of information and scarcity of human attention.
When We Are No More

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The Reflective Practitioner

This seminal work by M.I.T. social scientist Schön looks from a professional point of view at the benefits of 'reflection-in-action' and how it works.
The Reflective Practitioner

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Narrative Means to Therapeutic Ends

Building on Pennebaker, White and Epston explore how the expression of inner states in writing gives us perspective and ultimately creative agency.
Narrative Means to Therapeutic Ends

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Expressive Writing

This paper presents a broad overview of the expressive writing paradigm; looking at the effects on health and well-being of individuals writing about their experiences.
Expressive Writing

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A Catalogue of Simple Pleasures

"Conversation that flows like a river"
A Catalogue of Simple Pleasures

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Sentiment Cocoon

"Ultimately, the aim is to foster the notion of public spaces as the social centres of our cities."
Sentiment Cocoon

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Flutterby

Activities in one place create subtle indications in another place
Flutterby

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HappyHere

Press to transform feelings and thoughts into light
HappyHere

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Good Night Lamp

"Use the Good Night Lamp to tell a loved one ‘now’s a good time for a chat’, ‘I’m thinking of you’ or ‘call me when you get home’."
Good Night Lamp

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Light Touch

These lamps are used in pairs to enable send and receive.
Light Touch

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Grief Garden

Add your memorial in the wild meadow
Grief Garden

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Wish Tree

Instructions: "Make a wish. Write it down on a piece of paper. Fold it and tie it around a branch of a Wish Tree. Ask your friends to do the same. Keep wishing. Until the branches are covered with wishes."
Wish Tree

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In Our Own Words

What's a moment you remember that is important to you?
In Our Own Words

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Hive Mind

Two performers engage the audience in an on-stage discussion in which no words are spoken.
Hive Mind

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Deep Time

The sediment is up to 12,000 years old and mainly consists of organic material excavated from the bottom of the sea like snow.
Deep Time

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Galatical Compass

Where is the middle of the Milky Way?
Galatical Compass

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Quantum Parallelograph

The project builds on the pioneering work of Professor David Deutsch at Oxford University and earlier theories by Professor Hugh Everett, who proposed that infinite versions of ourselves exist across multiple universes.
Quantum Parallelograph

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Chromasonic Immersion

Invites you into a liminal state, heightening awareness and presence.
Chromasonic Immersion

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Firefly Petunia

Organic light from living plants
Firefly Petunia

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Live Streams Canto de las abuelas

"Rocks, for many indigenous communities, are the grandmothers, since they preserve in their harsh silences the prudent voice of the times" - Leonel Vásquez
Live Streams Canto de las abuelas

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The Deep Listener

Move your body through the park to alter the sounds you hear
The Deep Listener

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Circa

"What if the Sun was your clock, and the Moon was your calendar?"
Circa

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Tree

Transform yourself into a tree, with your arms as branches and your body as the trunk.
Tree

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Very Slow Movie Player

Can a film be consumed at the speed of reading a book?
Very Slow Movie Player

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Camulet

It's like a digital disposable.
Camulet

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Oblique Strategies (Dice)

Boot Boyz Biz's "Oblique Strategies" project is a reinterpretation of Brian Eno and Peter Schmidt's original 1975 conceptual art cards.
Oblique Strategies (Dice)

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Open Source Rotary Cellphone

"The point isn't to be anachronistic. It's to show that it's possible to have a perfectly usable phone that goes as far from having a touchscreen as I can imagine, and which in some ways may actually be more functional" - Justine Haupt
Open Source Rotary Cellphone

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Walkcast

When was the last time you looked at your neighborhood with new eyes?
Walkcast

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Daylight Computer DC-1

Technology that adapts to human nature—offering a calmer, more natural, and healthier computing experience instead of deeper digital immersion.
Daylight Computer DC-1

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Starfield

How to experience the vastness of the universe?
Starfield

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Dreamachine

This contemporary iteration draws inspiration from the original Dreamachine, invented in 1959 by artist Brion Gysin.
Dreamachine

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The Abramovic Method

“I always believed that the function of art is the function of the bridge. To bridge different people from different social backgrounds. Different religious beliefs. Different races. But it is also about communication between physical world and spiritual world. Or simply between two human beings.”- Marina Abramovic
The Abramovic Method

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Somebody

The most advanced part of Somebody isn’t in the phone; it’s in the users who have the courage to deliver a message to a stranger.
Somebody

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Durr

Durr is a shivering bracelet investigating our perception of 5 minutes.
Durr

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Everything

Everything requires no player input, it will play automatically if left unattended.
Everything

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Memory Seed

Smell is a powerful trigger for memory, often evoking past experiences more vividly than sound or sight.
Memory Seed

Reference Memory Seed

Community Memory

Community Memory terminal at the Computer History Museum.
Community Memory

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Cyclemarks

Cyclemarks helps you remember what you want to revisit.
Cyclemarks

Reference Cyclemarks

Light Phone

Designed to be used as little as possible.
Light Phone

Reference Light Phone

Song of the Ambassadors

The neuroscience experiments are performed by a team of scientists from UCSD, who record and analyze brainwaves, heart rate and subjective feedback of subjects in the audience.
Song of the Ambassadors

Reference Song of the Ambassadors

Peacemaker

How can we develop communal empathy?
Peacemaker

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Mutual Wave Machine

What happens in our brains when we interact face-to-face with another person?
Mutual Wave Machine

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Taeyoon Choi is an Artist and Writer

“I love how we still have just ten fingers. Twelve fingers would dramatically improve our typing speed.”

Interview Taeyoon Choi is an Artist...

Ambient Machine

By toggling its switches, users can combine and adjust layers of white noise, natural ambiences, and rhythmic patterns, tailoring the soundscape to their mood and environment.
Ambient Machine

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Breathing Pavillion

Breathing Pavilion comprised a 30-foot circle of 20 nine-foot two-tone illuminated inflatable columns. These columns slowly modulated in brightness to illustrate a deep breathing technique designed to bring calm. Visitors were invited to breathe in time with the changing light and attune themselves to a shared rhythm of respite.
Breathing Pavillion

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Photo: Kris Graves

Hugh Francis is a Founder and Coder

“And the sensations of going between hot and cold like that are another one of those very important moments that force me to be nothing but present.”

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Technology is the active human interface

“Technology is the active human interface with the material world. But the word is consistently misused to mean only the enormously complex & specialised technologies of the past few decades.”
Ursula Le Guin

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We become what we behold

“We become what we behold. We shape our tools, and thereafter our tools shape us.”
Marshall McLuhan

Reference We become what we behold

Daniel O'Sullivan is an Associate Professor

“Having a tool for noticing when I am lost in, often dreadful, thought and then waking up is a great release from unnecessary suffering.”

Interview Daniel O'Sullivan is...

Helen Hester is a Writer and Educator

“There have been precious, but fleeting, moments in my life when routines have emerged and congealed, only to change beneath my feet as soon as I’ve recognised them.”

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Keyboard of Empowerment

Above the QWERTY layout is a row of orange keys that let you add stronger, more expressive words to your sentences.
Keyboard of Empowerment

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Salome Asega is an Artist, Researcher & Director

“From clothing to accessories to shoes to hair, I find empowerment in these human-made creations”

Interview Salome Asega is an Artist...

Rhizome 7×7 2024

“Although 7X7 has been engaging with issues around AI for over a decade, we decided this year that we had an opportunity, and maybe even a responsibility, to make it more central to the conference than ever.”
Xinran Yuan, co-curator and producer

Partnership Rhizome 7×7 2024

Social Server

Experiment Social Server

Xiaowei R. Wang is a Writer and Artist

“After I put my hand on the transmitter antennae and pointed towards his radio, he picked up the broadcast”

Interview Xiaowei R. Wang is a Writ...

Philip Maughan is a Writer

“I believe that humans are capable of running efficient systems where strict protocols enable maximum safety, trust, comfort, and service to passengers, patients, guests.”

Interview Philip Maughan is a Write...

Wendi Yan is an Artist

“Through making an imaginary world, the world transforms me”

Interview Wendi Yan is an Artist

Pedro Sanches is a Designer

“But I also love the functionality. When you don’t even notice it.”

Interview Pedro Sanches is a Design...

A Living Machine

“The mind, once stretched by a new idea, never returns to its original dimensions”
Ralph Waldo Emerson

News A Living Machine

Emil Grip (Limbo Accra) is a Spatial Designer

“The chair symbolizes a fundamental difference between humans and all other life forms”

Interview Emil Grip (Limbo Accra) i...

Elie Andersen is a Communicatior

“I feel dignified by most of the tools available to me in my modern urban life”

Interview Elie Andersen is a Commun...

Jack Self is an Architect

“I quit smoking, almost three years ago, and I did it in spite of my better judgment”

Interview Jack Self is an Architect

Kate Ray is a Programmer to Chef

“I’m a slow cook, though I wouldn’t call it inefficiency”

Interview Kate Ray is a Programmer ...

Xin Liu is an Artist and Engineer

“The ability to do what I’m doing right now is deeply rooted in the mobility I have between countries and cities.”

Interview Xin Liu is an Artist and ...

Mat Dryhurst is a Technology Artist

“Cultural systems and protocols compound and are larger than any one individual”

Interview Mat Dryhurst is a Technol...

Tony Lashley is a Founder

“The act of reading to me is about stepping away from dopamine”

Interview Tony Lashley is a Founder

Omar Rizwan is a Programmer

“I think that a big contributor to human fulfillment is the feeling of mastery, that you’re getting a grasp of your environment”

Interview Omar Rizwan is a Programm...

Elvia Wilk is a Writer and Editor

“I inherited a lot of ideas about discipline that don't apply to me or my body”

Interview Elvia Wilk is a Writer an...

Simon Denny is an Artist

“I seldom actively cherish the slow or hard way of doing anything, except when building relationships”

Interview Simon Denny is an Artist

Sharing intention

This paper examines the unique human capacity for and benefits of people cooperating toward shared goals.
Sharing intention

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A Feminist Server

A set of criteria and rallying cry for situated technology "run for and by a community that cares enough for her in order to make her exist."
A Feminist Server

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Permacomputing

A community and concept that advocates for technology that operates at human scale, emphasizing local community control, autonomy, and sustainability.
Permacomputing

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Reclaiming Conversation

Sherry Turkle explores how digital technologies undermine fulfillment by displacing face-to-face interaction.
Reclaiming Conversation

Reference Reclaiming Conversation

New Dependencies

Essay about the capacity for action in both digital and physical environments when reusing and adapting infrastructures and materials.
New Dependencies

Reference New Dependencies

Jae Yeon Kim is a 3D artist

“This is such an important practice for me; turning off my phone and doing nothing.”

Interview Jae Yeon Kim is a 3D arti...

Mindy Seu is a Designer and Technologist

“I realized, though, that I could lean into emergence”

Interview Mindy Seu is a Designer a...

Audrey Tang is Cyber Ambassador-at-Large

“I cherish the slow path of elegance over quick fixes”

Interview Audrey Tang is Cyber Amba...

reFrame real-life chain letter

News reFrame real-life chain l...

reFrame Camera

Experiment reFrame Camera

Adjacent Possible

The realm of lingering possible alternative future on the margins of the real. Or as Stuart Kauffman put it: "Adjacent Possible [...] is really based on one idea. Things can be combined to make new things"
Adjacent Possible

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Character strengths and virtues

A core text from positive psychology providing ways of talking about character strengths and measuring them across the life span, this classification will start to make possible a science of human strengths that goes beyond armchair philosophy and political rhetoric.Foundational to our framework.
Character strengths and virtues

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