Design For Real(ity)
Design For Real(ity) is a series of conversations hosted by Future Reality Design about transdisciplinary practices, featuring practitioners actively working in real-world applications to share their tools and experiences.
The series explores how transdisciplinary practices are shaping the way we work in the ever-changing world to respond to the current modern and future related societal and planetary issues. The conversations explore how practitioners, who are designers, artists, scientists and engineers, explore other disciplines and embed them in their practices that resulting exponential impact towards their works.
Moderated by Wigy Ramadhan, the co-founder of Future Reality Design and co-hosted with Product Design Focus.
Design For Real(ity) is a series of conversations hosted by Future Reality Design about transdisciplinary practices, featuring practitioners actively working in real-world applications to share their tools and experiences.
The series explores how transdisciplinary practices are shaping the way we work in the ever-changing world to respond to the current modern and future related societal and planetary issues. The conversations explore how practitioners, who are designers, artists, scientists and engineers, explore other disciplines and embed them in their practices that resulting exponential impact towards their works.
Moderated by Wigy Ramadhan, the co-founder of Future Reality Design and co-hosted with Product Design Focus.
1st Episode: Design with and for Planet
Speakers:
Diego Iglesias, UK/Spain (Ex-Foster and Partner, Lir Labs)
Benedik Huber, UK/Germany(Lir Labs)
Richard Alexandre, UK/Brazil(Pyri, Design Council)
Andrita O. Yuniza, UK/Indonesia(Foster and Partner)
Shita Sekar, Finland/Indonesia(Aalto University)
Darina Maulana, Indonesia(Enviu)
2nd Episode: AI and XR in the intersection of Humanity and Planet
Speakers:
Ifeoluwa Afaloyan (Muju Earth)
Khalil Ismail (MIT Media Lab, Harvard GSD, Imperial College London, ex-Apple)
Chanwoo Lee (Modem Projects, Pentagram, MAP Project Office, Lovelace Research)
Reyhan Alif(Human)
Rayi Harjani (Somia CX)