This project was based in the idea that the Digital Society is understood to be something outside us, something external. However, the human body is the oldest database where the information of how life was formed is encoded within us. This research reflects upon the findings of a study that aimed to better understand individual’s […]

This is an exploratory project in collaboration with the National Museum of Scotland . The concept was to transformed data into sound by exploring the materiality and immateriality of some pieces from the museum. The data was transform into sound that represented information rather than noise with no meaning. The exploratory data analysis was focus […]

This project is a randomiser that provides a better and more enjoyable experience to the activity of choosing events by print information about shows happening in The Fringe (Edinburgh’s Festival). The device is design to alleviate the tension of deciding which events to attend since the information provided by the festival is overwhelming and people […]

This project had the aim to understand the reasons that prevent people from cycling by gathering quantitative and qualitative data. Qualitative data was collected through surveys and conversations. Quantitative data was collected by a device that measure when cyclist press the brakes in a particular locations. This device was tested with various participants and the […]

This project started from the curiosity to study synchronicity between people. The focused was on measuring when individuals sync steps while walking and in trying to understand if the relationship among them would affect the sync. A device was design to measure this statement and tested with various participants. Data was gather and analyse to […]