The competition was aimed at women over 40 who felt invisible, so I wrote down the things I knew they would be looking for: grey hair, cancer, blah blah, and sent them along with the requested full-length picture and a headshot.
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Tag: behaviour
Visualising time and space
When I think about time, or visualising time, I think about Salvador Dalí’s painting: The persistence of memory, or melting clocks, as time is a social construct.
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Digital Anthropology
Anthropology, the scientific study of humanity, has long looked at the behaviour, culture and society, of often remote tribes in
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Designing for transparency: The Futon Company
In design, an important concept is transparency. And indeed nowadays, there is a lot of lip service given to transparency
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Feeling normal at the Transplant Games
The other day, my shy daughter, Jasmine, came home from school, flustered, after having discussed some GCSE artwork she had
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