What I mean when I talk about more-than-human design
I was recently asked a few questions and some of you might be interested in my answers 🙂 Curious brown tabby cat Enid Coleslaw perches on the wood…
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Knowing Sheep: Anatomical models
Manufactured by Somso, Germany, c 1910Hand-painted plaster & papier mâchĂ© in nine parts Manufactured by Hauptner, Germany, early-mid 20th centuryHand-painted plaster in…
Practical Earth Skills
E hara taku toa i te toa takitahi, engari he toa takimano, takitini.Success is not the work of one, but the work of many. Nau mai. Harae mai.…
Together as animals
“Remote from universal nature and living by complicated artifice, man in civilisation surveys animals through the glass of his knowledge and sees thereby a feather magnified and the…
Designing with, and for, the more-than human
Last year I was generously invited to deliver a keynote presentation at IndiaHCI 2018. The conference was brilliantly organised and hosted by Naveen Bagalkot and Riyaz Sheikh, colleagues…
2019 Lab Bulletin #1
Harae mai. Ever searching for ways to document and share our research and teaching, I would like to welcome everyone to this year’s More-Than-Human Lab Bulletin. I imagine…
Introducing the More-Than-Human Lab
After five years of research and teaching, the Design Culture Lab has been retired and I’m excited to announce my new adventure: the More-Than-Human Lab. I’ve imported all…