In the Archaeology of Mind series psychologist Emilia Suviala and designer Teemu Suviala examine the layers of mind through illustrated essays about creativity, play, dreams, reality and other topics that connect their work in the fields of developmental psychology and graphic design. The second part of the series looks at potential worlds reflecting on the notion of play experience in artistic practices. …(more)
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"For the OK Talk brunches, we asked the guests to bring over a breakfast ingredient each so that we can cook together with them in the morning and sleep more during the night."
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"By applying artistic perspectives to scientific processes and results, it is possible to make science more approachable – and perhaps more useful for the lay people."
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When asked why Armi Ratia decided to base Marimekko in Finland out of all places, she stated that she was "not amused by easiness".
Teemu Suviala
Designer
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Science Poems
The Archaeology of Mind pt. 2 – Between Realities
Articles Series: Science Poems / 26-10-2010 -
Science Poems
The Archaeology of Mind pt. 1 – Hello Me
Articles Series: Science Poems / 08-09-2010The Archaeology of Mind series by psychologist Emilia Suviala and designer Teemu Suviala examines the layers of mind through illustrated essays about creativity, play, dreams, reality as well as other topics that connect their work in the fields of developmental psychology and graphic design. In the first part of the series, the twosome delves into the unconscious mind. …(more)
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Strategies of Participation
Everyday strategies of participation – Food and aerogamies in Tokyo
Diary Series: Strategies of Participation / 12-11-2009Last week, I curated a retrospective exhibition for the design agency Kokoro & Moi at Utrecht’s NOW IDeA gallery in Aoyama, Tokyo. The exhibition revolved around two events: organising a paper airplane workshop of the printed exhibition material with Mr. Takuo Toda, a local aerogami expert and the holder of the world record for the longest paper plane flight, and cooking Finnish food for Tokyo Design Week visitors at the gallery with Apartamento magazine. Focusing on people, the events depict a change of focus from strategies of display to strategies of participation. …(more)