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Ones To Watch - Emerging Design Talents 2021: Design For Humanity

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Hong Kong Design Institute (HKDI) and the Hong Kong Institute of Vocational Education (IVE) (Lee Wai Lee) Annual Design Show.

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Theme - Re-Thinking Food's Future

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Interview - The Moon Is Leaving Us: A Scientific Exploration Of The Arts

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In Conversation with multimedia artist Phoebe Hui.

On view at Tai Kwun during the 2021 Art Basel, HKDI lecturer Phoebe Hui's installation "The Moon is Leaving Us" is deemed a thoughtprovoking experience. Commissioned by Audemars Piguet, the installation is the fifth contemporary art commission of the renowned luxury watchmaker. The Audemars Piguet Art Commission is a biennial competition under the auspices of Audemars Piguet Contemporary, the manufacturer's contemporary art programme. "The Moon is Leaving Us" is the first Art Commission to be exhibited in Asia. We sit down with Hui as she shares her experience and insights on the creative …

Icon - Look: The Graphic Language Of Henry Steiner

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The Hong Kong Design Institute (HKDI) and the Hong Kong Institute of Vocational Education (IVE) (Lee Wai Lee) present "Look: The Graphic Language of Henry Steiner" exhibition at the HKDI Gallery, showcasing the iconic works created by renowned designer Henry Steiner.

Theme - The Peel-To-Cup Orange Juice Bar

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Putting together a fresh meal from scratch adds so much to its taste, and gives a warm satisfactory afterglow. In the future, can we also anticipate making the crockery and cutlery on demand to accompany these meals? Some designers in Italy certainly think so.

Theme - The Multi-Sensory Language Of Life

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The perfect meal is not only what is on your plate, it is an experience, one that can be heightened or diminished by the circumstances in which it is consumed. This is fertile ground for design to help rethink our understanding of what constitutes food, and the ways we should be engaging with it.

Theme - Food + Imagination = A Recipe For Change

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Marije Vogelzang's Passion for Food.

Looking to make a difference with your designs? Then Marije Vogelzang should be on your radar. A pioneer of designing in the medium of food, Vogelzang's work is inspiring fresh ways to view what is on our plates, and prompting us to be more mindful of why and how we take our daily sustenance.

Theme - Future Fruit Inspired By The Original

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Designers and scientists have long been experimenting with the form of food for the future. Few, however, have been as visually stunning and technically sophisticated as Neo Fruit.

Theme - Rethinking The Everyday: Food Non Food

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Food is not more than just something we put into our mouths. Food is a bridge between people, places, human world and the rest of the living things on the planet. By casting a design mind set onto the basic act of sustaining human life, we can gain fresh perspectives on how food is both driving change, and being forced to change by wider developments in society and the environment.

Exhibition - Dai Fujiwara: The Road Of My Cyber Physical Hands

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The Hong Kong Design Institute (HKDI) and Hong Kong Institute of Vocational Education (IVE) (Lee Wai Lee) present designer Dai Fujiwara's first solo exhibition in Hong Kong. Titled "Dai Fujiwara The Road of My Cyber Physical Hands", the exhibition brings visitors on a journey into the renowned Japanese designer's decades-long creative career.

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Event - 2nd Hong Kong Denim Festival

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Hong Kong Denim Festival (HKDF) returns this year with an array of exciting activities fusing denim fashion with local culture. Organised by HKDI and sponsored by CreateHK, the event unveils with an exhibition at PMQ Arts Complex.

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Issue Twenty Five Full Text

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Ones To Watch - Miffy

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Interview - Stories To Drive Change

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Domestic Data Streamers, a creative data firm founded by Barcelona native Pau Garcia, is driving changes in how people view and use data, both at home in Spain and abroad. Through interactive installations and exhibits, as well as innovative product designs, the studio is proving there's more to data than precise mathematics and unchallenged objectivity.

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Interview - Design By People, For People

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Yanki Lee, founding director of HKDI DESIS Lab for Social Design Research, returned on campus to speak at the Design Thinking lecture series. Titled Design by People, for People, the lecture zooms in on the relationship between design and human beings. With over 20 years of experience in design research and education, this is both a topic Dr. Lee has deeply explored, as well as what she believes to be the future direction for the field of design.

Theme - Values-Based Design As A Path To Action

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Modern life is burdened with so many problems that even when a project succeeds, it can leave one with a sense of rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic. However, there is cause for optimism. As the preceding stories make clear, things get better when people get connected. Professor Kees Dorst helps us to understand this process and its importance.

Theme - Tableware Designed With Love

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Eating is such a fundamental and enjoyable part of being human. However, for those dealing with age-related conditions such as Alzheimer's or Parkinson's disease the simple task of feeding oneself is far from straightforward. Struggling at mealtime not only endangers ones' health, but just as importantly, it comes with a sense of helplessness and embarrassment that causes additional emotional suffering and puts stress on relationships.

Theme - A Toy For The Twenty-First Century

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A toy originally designed to help the visually impaired navigate their way through unfamiliar territory, is being put into practice in the sighted community as a fun way to learn the foundational skills of empathy and thoughtful communication. The Empathy Toy is a collaborative puzzle game that can only be solved when players learn to understand each other, and it has something to teach us all.

Theme - Sharing About Death Gives Meaning To Life

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Sitting in a group talking about the best ways to finish up one's life may seem a bit morbid, but the reality is it can be very life-enhancing. All too often important things in a person's life go unsaid – it can be a heavy burden to carry, and can leave scars of regret after it is too late. In England a new, but reassuringly familiar way to tackle such heavy subjects is starting to take root.

Theme - Functional Fashion Is A Bridge To Society

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Slipping on a coat, or pulling off a t-shirt are reflex actions for most people. Now imagine that every time you had to do this meant asking for help. Even more intimidating, when out in public what if you had to make this request to a stranger. Open Style Lab has set itself the mission to help reduce such daily struggles for people living with a disability.

Bulletin - Music Therapy Tea House; Human Light; Reasy; Design Thinking Pmq

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This issue, we bring you the latest award-winning designs from students and alumni of Hong Kong Design Institute (HKDI), and an introduction to the unique E5 design thinking actions developed by HKDI's very own Design Thinking team.

Theme - Designing For Basic Human Needs

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Design, and designers, exist in a complex new age and work within a vastly increased range of actors and design considerations. Beyond the creation of a standalone product or service, successful design is now also gauged on how effectively connections amongst people, products, and services are realised. Consequently, the 2020 series of Signed is dedicated to understanding why people's need must always be the starting point for any designed solutions.

Special - New Generation, New Force

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Emerging Design Talents returns in 2020 with a diverse line-up of online exhibitions and virtual activities. The annual design show presents a curated selection of cross-disciplinary works ranging from Fashion and Image Design, Communication Design, Interior Design, Product Design, Digital Media and more. This year's theme is “Design for Well-Being”, both a prompt reflection on today's social needs and an advocation for better living.

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