Interaction design

Twins Objects are three pairs of connected devices: Tits Me, Pianoze, and Dual Drums. Nowadays instant messaging is an unmissable actor of our long-distance relationship. However, if we discuss on these platforms with either a very old friend or someone we barely know, result to the same sensory experience. Twins Objects is a quest for new tools of communication, to reassert the worth of human connexions, using the possibilities of the IoT.

I'm not a parent myself but with a lot of my friends having their progeny, I am aware of the challenges of raising kids, especially during the pandemic and even in this digital age. Some common problems include kids stuck on their gadgets, not having enough interaction with other kids, etc. Oh, and those that

Universal Everything has created an interactive digital installation, 'Future You,' for the Barbican's AI: More than Human.

Notional Field is an interactive installation that consists of a wall-mounted sculpture containing hundreds of vertical and parallel lines made of elastic cord that are projected upon with a computer-generated, interactive animation of a similar number of lines. The motion of these projected lines is ruled by a simulation, which makes them act like soft ropes, and said…

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Binary Outcomes — Connective Tissue

Interactive installation exploring a concept of a large-scale visualisation of information.

Interaction Design, Exhibition Design, Set Design, arduino, Logic Pro, Adobe Premiere Pro

Studio SizeⓈ on Instagram: "Web3 Tales is a conference featuring some of the world’s brightest minds in Web3. We designed their visual identity, website, motion design, social media guidelines, and an extensive list of materials such as venue wayfinding signage, print materials, keynotes, and fun giveaway items like wearables and stickers. The idea was to create an identity that will reflect the event’s forward-thinking nature and generate excitement. Our approach centered on motion…

The most important thing to remember when designing products is that design is for people. To design great products, you must deliver the right features, with the right user experience for the right people. Thus, define your target audience, then research their problems, and, finally, focus on building a product that solves those problems! In this article, Nick Babich takes a closer look at how to define an optimal product vision, strategy, and design process.