Michael Gray is passionate about vehicle and product design.
Michael has had experience as a Creative Design Intern at GM Holden Design, where he worked within the Interior Design Team on advanced design concepts for GM China products.
Michael held a role in design engineering and technical specification with Bolwell where he prepared CAD data for moulding production processes, collaborated with
Ben Landau is a designer working in critical experimental design. He is currently undertaking a Masters at Design Academy Eindhoven.
Ben’s aim is to unwrap contemporary social, political, cultural, and technological discourses to reveal unknowns, and in doing so instigate awareness, change and growth.
Shawn is a trained industrial designer and postgraduate student with extensive professional and academic experience in user-centered design and qualitative research methods in human-technology interaction.
He has a long history of cooking and exploring new food experiences, including moonlighting as a part-time food writer for Broadsheet and The Age. In 2011, he spent a three-month sabbatical in
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Emma Luke is a designer and researcher currently completing a PHD focused on aesthetics and wearable technology. Passionate about elegant design interventions that challenge digital obsolescence and the loss of lasting cultural narratives, she has an extensive design background traversing watches, bags, jewellery and wearables. She is currently involved in a series of multifaceted wearable
Lecturer: Judith Glover
Ah…the humble porcelain bowl or cup…or is it? Could you make one? Could you make a thousand? Could you make any money? What else could you design and make if you understood the process—the possibilities of form, ornamentation and decoration not available in any other processes?
This studio will explore the rigours of slip-cast
Kate Archdeacon is an industrial designer who focuses on systems and service design, community development and urban resilience. Having recently submitted her MPhil thesis, “Urban agriculture design for resilient cities”, Kate is now obsessed with the role that the culture of food–growing, preparing and consuming–plays in building urban social and ecological resilience.
Gyungju Chyon is one the founders of interdisciplinary studio little wonder. Her interest in practice, research, and teaching lies in how well-being and energy concerns, in tandem with explorations of natural phenomena, new materials and manufacturing processes, can lead to new relationships between artifacts, environments and humans.
She oscillates between installation art, product design and craft, engaging
Agency of individuals is a key ingredient in design to create systems change. I think that being kind and believing that all people are nice is important thing to remember in life. Critical thinking and conviviality in design leads to more innovative outcomes.
My name is Emily. I am a designer-researcher in food systems design
Design Manager – Catalyst Design Group Pty Ltd
During her BA in Industrial design, Joelene undertook an internship at Panasonic Japan in 2002. Graduating in 2003, Joelene worked at Vehicle Design Australia before joining Catalyst in 2004. Since then, she has contributed to design projects with brands including Knog, Cannondale, Matrasport, Mobilarm, and P.P.C.
Joelene contributes in
Arthur Georgalas is a graduate of Industrial Design (Honours), which he undertook after graduating from the Associate Degree in Furniture Design with RMIT.
Arthur has great enthusiasm as a designer for emerging technologies in virtual & augmented reality (VR/AR) and how it can be integrated into large scale industrial operations and personal recreational activities.
During my Honours
