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Susana Soares

MA work

MA work

New advances in areas such as genetics, biotechnology and nanotechnology are changing our very nature, not in a way that we can perceive, not as an act of natural selection or evolution, but due to technology. How is this going to change our behaviours and what are the implications?

In a near future, people could be equipped with organs that would enhance their perceptions allowing them, amongst other things, to have brushy nails that will scrap genetic information while touching.

Who’s going to use them and what for? In which situations do we need them?

Info

Info

  • MA Degree

    School

    School of Design

    Programme

    MA Design Interactions, 2007

  • New advances in areas such as genetics, biotechnology and nanotechnology are changing our very nature, not in a way that we can perceive, not as an act of natural selection or evolution, but due to technology. How is this going to change our behaviours and what are the implications?

    In a near future, people could be equipped with organs that would enhance their perceptions allowing them, amongst other things, to have brushy nails that will scrap genetic information while touching.

    Who’s going to use them and what for? In which situations do we need them?

  • Experience

  • Designer, Designlabor, Bremerhaven, Germany, 2004-5; Product Designer, Mglass, Marinha Grande, Portugal, 2001-3
  • Exhibitions

  • Mart Designboom, ICFF, New York, 2006; Science Pier, City of Science 2005, Bremen/Bremerhaven, Germany, 2005; Learning with the Nomad Hunters, Young Designer 2001, Tokyo, 2002
  • Awards

  • Architecture and Public Spaces, IF Communication Design Award, 2006; First Prize, National Design Contest, 2005