At this year’s symposium, we hope to bring communities, healthcare and design practitioners and researchers together to consider ‘connections in action’ – how can we do this better?
Together we will consider our different roles and perspectives to explore how our collective knowledge can be mobilised to refresh, revise or restore well-being for all.
The Design for Health Symposium 2022 is a collaboration between AUT’s Good Health Design, Taupua Waiora Māori Research Centre and Centre for Person-Centred Research.
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Congratulations to Digital Design Major graduate Varvara Solovyeva whose animated film ‘USO’ has been selected in competition for the International Programme at the Melbourne International Animation Festival (MIAF 2023).
‘USO’ was Varvara’s graduating film for her Bachelor of Design in 2022. Varvara is currently undertaking her Master of Design studies at the School of Art and Design.
The ninthWavesound project, produced for Laura Marsh’s doctoral thesis, fuses feminist activism and a DJ practice to generate an installation and participatory art practice aimed at corporeal, low-frequency, sound-oriented experiences.