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“We Should Do Something Together.” Tuuli & Kivi Sotamaa, Ateljé Sotamaa
Tuuli and Kivi Sotamaa discuss their very first collaboration and an interest in experiences that aren’t stripped of friction.
The Music of Design: Marko Ahtisaari
Taking a holistic perspective on Finnish design tradition, Marko Ahtisaari unpacks how the country’s societal values shaped its technologies.
AI, Identity, and Storytelling: Stephanie Dinkins
Stephanie Dinkins unpacks why we should engage with AI, and her experience befriending the AI robot Bina48.
What It's Like to Really Know: James Bridle, “New Dark Age”
James Bridle explores the importance of having agency in the complex systems in which we live.
Asking, “How Does It Make You Feel?” Isabelle Olsson, VP of Design, Google Home
Isabelle Olsson explores the approach that lead to the unique aesthetic of Google hardware.
Absolutely Everything Is a Lesson: Jesse Reed, Standards Manual
Identity designer Jesse Reed on the lasting power of brand standards.
The Aesthetics of Overload: Ryan Snelson
Designer Ryan Snelson on inventing your own aesthetic and challenging industry norms.
Hidden Design: Sang Mun, YAW Studio
Interdisciplinary designer Sang Mun on how privacy-focused design can empower users.
Design, Humor, and Social Change: Libby VanderPloeg, Illustrator
Illustrator Libby VanderPloeg explores the relationship between art and artist.
Can Robots Be Curious? Madeline Gannon, Design Researcher and Robot Tamer
Design researcher Madeline Gannon on taming robots and reinventing the ways humans and machines interact.
Cardboard Carpentry: Alexandra Lange, “The Design of Childhood”
Architecture critic Alexandra Lange explores the design of childhood — from the sandbox to the street.