Projects
ROLE Game Design, Coding, Illustrator, Animator, 3D Building, Social Media |
IN COLLABORATION WITH Maria Than | TECHNICAL SUPPORT Kelvin Yuen | DURATION 2018 - 2019
Beta Utopia
ROLE Event Logistics, Workshop Designer, Social Medis |
IN COLLABORATION WITH Anna Tsuda, Maria Than Safiya Ahmed Digital Maker Collective CRIN Beta Society | DURATION 2018 - 2019
Beta Utopia was a week-long event exploring social mobility and citizen-centred innovation at Tate Exchange. a collaboration between Beta society and CRIN (new and dynamic perspectives on human rights issues, with a focus on children’s rights.) CRIN is a Centre for creative thinking on the human rights of children and young people. They challenge the status quo because the norms that dictate children’s place in society need radical change. To this end, we encourage people to think critically about the world by exploring big questions through artwork, writing and our vision for the future, because if we can’t imagine it, we can’t achieve it.
We are therefore launching a new project called Utopia – a collective that draws a picture of what a right – respecting world would look like, bringing together the factual and imaginary as a tool for change.
ROLE Game Design, Coding, Illustrator, Animator, 3D Building, Social Media |
IN COLLABORATION WITH Maria Than | TECHNICAL SUPPORT Kelvin Yuen | DURATION 2018 - 2019
Beta Utopia
ROLE Event Logistics, Workshop Designer, Social Medis |
IN COLLABORATION WITH Anna Tsuda, Maria Than Safiya Ahmed Digital Maker Collective CRIN Beta Society | DURATION 2018 - 2019
Beta Utopia was a week-long event exploring social mobility and citizen-centred innovation at Tate Exchange. a collaboration between Beta society and CRIN (new and dynamic perspectives on human rights issues, with a focus on children’s rights.) CRIN is a Centre for creative thinking on the human rights of children and young people. They challenge the status quo because the norms that dictate children’s place in society need radical change. To this end, we encourage people to think critically about the world by exploring big questions through artwork, writing and our vision for the future, because if we can’t imagine it, we can’t achieve it.
We are therefore launching a new project called Utopia – a collective that draws a picture of what a right – respecting world would look like, bringing together the factual and imaginary as a tool for change.