Speaker Snapshot: Thomas Castro (LUST)
At this year’s TYPO San Francisco, we look forward to hearing from Thomas Castro of LUST.
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A (Bald) Condensed View on Day Two of TYPO London
A day with with Michael B Johnson from pixar studios, Joachim Sauter from Art+Com, Gary Hustwit, Tim Fendley, Lawrence Weiner, UX designer Tom Uglow, Susana Rodríguez de Tembleque and Design icon Neville Brody.
The Art of Creating an Experience
Susana Rodríguez de Tembleque gave a short but sweet presentation yesterday. She spoke about two defining moments in her 18 year career. Number one was in 1997 which was what she calls her first big job and number two was in 2009 which is what she calls her first dream job.
TYPO London 2011 speakers: Joachim Sauter
Joachim Sauter co-founded Art+Com in the mid eighties in Berlin. The company evolved from an interdisciplinary group of designers, architects and artists from the Berlin University of the Arts as well as hackers from the ChaosComputerClub. The group used the upcoming digital technology not only as a tool, but potential (mass) medium. Founded as an non-profit organisation to explore the new medium’s possibilities for art, design, science and technology, Art+Com did not commence commercial projects not before the mid 1990s.
Four Questions for… Joachim Sauter
Just two months to go until TYPO London kicks off! We would like to use the remaining time to introduce the speakers and their work. We sent all TYPO London 2011 speakers a questionnaire and got a whole bunch of interesting and charming feedback. Let’s start with… Joachim Sauter.
The Daily Eckardt: Joachim Sauter
Joachim Sauter has been working as a media designer since the early 1980s. From the beginning, he focussed on digital technologies, and is exploring how they can be used to express content and narration. Fuelled by this interest, he founded ART+COM in 1988 along with other artists, designers, scientists, and technologists. Their goal was to do practical research into what was, at the time, a new and up-and-coming medium in the realm of art and design. He still heads up that interdisciplinary team. Since 1991 he has been a professor of “new media art and design” at Berlin’s College of the Arts, and since 2001 an adjunct professor at the University of California, Los Angeles.
Der Medienpionier: Joachim Sauter
Joachim Sauter, Medienkünstler und Designer, ist Professor an der UdK Berlin und der UCLA Los Angeles. »Ein Medienpionier der neuen Medien«, wie ihn Simone Wolf angekündigt hat. Gerade wurde eine seiner Arbeiten mit dem Designpreis der Bundesrepublik Deutschland ausgezeichnet.
Gesche Joost – Research Rocks
Als Gesche Joost energisch durch das futuristisch anmutende Typo-Tor auf die Hall-Bühne stürmt, möchte man sie fast für eine ihrer eigenen Studentinnen halten: Jung wirkt sie und dynamisch, besser könnte sie ihr beeindruckendes Curriculum Vitae wohl kaum verkörpern. Gesche Joost leitet das Design Research Lab an den Deutschen Telekom Laboratories, ist bereits Juniorprofessorin und seit 2006 unter den “100 Köpfen von morgen”. Sie freut sich augenscheinlich wahnsinnig, auf der Typo Space zu sein: “Am liebsten würde ich jeden Tag damit beginnen, durch dieses Tor zu schreiten”, das sind ihre ersten Worte – spontan möchte man jetzt schon aus dem Publikum zurückrufen: Ach, Gesche, da wären wir dann gerne dabei!