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“Are data merely cold numbers? Where is the data from? How can data help us get to know each other? What changes would the big data revolution bring about to design?
Domestic Data Streamers, an internationally-renowned creative studio from Barcelona, has pushed the boundaries of design, art, science and sociology to explore new languages of data and ways of using data to tell stories.
Co-founder Pau Garcia and Creative Director Maria Fabuel will relate to us their past adventures and experimentations with “humanised” data, discuss approaches to use and present data as well as share their points-of-view on the future of design with the three curators of deTour 2022.
Chi-wing Lee is a product designer and founder of Milk Design Limited. He believes that design is a tool to explore the different facets of life, and that design is inseparable from daily living. In recent years, he has been actively involved in curatorial work – using exhibitions to promote design to the general public. Passionate about design education, he is currently a visiting lecturer at the School of Design of Hong Kong Polytechnic University and is part of various design education programmes at the PMQ and the Hong Kong Design Centre.
Kay Chan Wan Ki is a product designer and community interaction planner specialising in sustainable design, whilst integrating art and design into public spaces to promote community and environmental inclusion. Since 2017, she has actively participated in and curated various exhibitions in Hong Kong and abroad.
STICKYLINE is a prominent creative duo comprising Mic Leong and Soilworm Lai from Hong Kong. Renowned for their distinctive, large-scale polyhedron sculptures, the duo is the mastermind behind the creative engineering, intricate mathematics and complex geometric structures in their work. The duo also conducts site-specific curation, explores experimental spatial experiences with minimalist geometric aesthetics and injects communal creative energy into their ever-evolving body of work.
Domestic Data Streamers is a creative studio comprising of researchers, designers and coders from Barcelona that have taken on the challenge to change the way we understand data.Their work on service and interaction design plays with the boundaries of arts, science and sociology to explore new data languages and to tell stories with data. Founded in 2013, the team has created data-led experiences for museums, global organisations and cultural institutions including the United Nations, TED Talks and California Academy of Sciences.