Living Walls aims to confront and explore the possibilities and challenges associated with future living in the form of a participatory exhibit. Through an audience as a participatory agent, Living Walls aims to explore the challenges and possibilities of living in a micro-home, and provides a space for the public to explore what is important and valuable for their future living situation.
Project Credits:
Hamish Banham (QUT Engineering Student, AU), James Dwyer (QUT Industrial Design Student, AU), Ruth Hawkins (QUT Creative Industries Graduate, AU), Kelly Hodge (QUT Creative Industries Student, AU), Tom He (QUT Industrial Design Graduate, CH), Peter Lloyd (QUT Interactive and Visual Design Graduate, AU/US), Thomas Long (QUT Industrial Design Student, AU), Steven O’Hanlon-Rose (QUT Interactive and Visual Design Graduate, AU), William Richardson-Davis (QUT Interactive and Visual Design Student, AU), Matthew Vosten (QUT Film Student, AU).
Living Walls is an Ars Electronica Australia mentorship project, created by QUT Ars Electronica Futurelab Academy alumni, and QUT students enrolled on Ars Electronica Australia Work Integrated Learning elective. Living Walls is a project prototype on a development pathway for presentation at the inaugural 3 Festival, Wollongong, Australia; inspired by Ars Electronica and the tenants of Art Technology and Society.
Website:
https://projectlivingwalls.wixsite.com/livingwalls2019
