Interviews, publications, and presentations, etc...
"Voices Travelling Throuh Maps” on Between Affinity and Rupture: Tracing Bubbles by Reyhaneh Mirjahani (ed.)
The book collects 18 contributions exploring the notion of the ‘bubble’ – a symbol of our personalized mental and social landscapes, where collisions with different realities shape our perceptions, biases, and responses. The collected essays include explorations by the nine artists who participated with their works in the group exhibition "Mellan tillhörighet och uppbrott: Spåra bubblor" (Bergsjöns Konsthall, 2022), as well as reflections by seven external interdisciplinary practitioners: Anki Ebonsdotter, Kerstin Bergendal, Azadeh Esmaili Zaghi, Amanda Karlsson, Dawn Wong, Sandi Hilal, Kim Engdahl, Siri Landgren, Gloria López, MC Coble, Åke Sjöberg, Imri Sandström, Paula Urbano, Sifen Wibell, Elin Wikström, and Kasia Michnik.
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The eassy is the reflection of the mapping project with the local children in Bergsjön, “Voices Travelling Through Maps" is presented on p.27-37.
Participatory practice being researched by a doctoral thesis:
Critical indirectness as a design approach in participatory practice by Jon Geib
In Jonathan Geib recently published research on Spatialities of multivocal estrangement in three engagements with public cultural institutions around participatory projects in Gothenburg, one of the project of Studio Vadd "Museum lesson Nytt kulturhus på Backaplan" was being researched, how as a designer through creative workshop approaching critical aim(s) in participatory process on different overlapping, according to Jon's multivocal levels. Jon's research (in English) can be found on this link. The research of Studio Vadd's project and Jon's analysis can be found p.191-202.
Project presentation on a book:
MAKT OCH EGENMAKT I DESIGNBRANSCHEN
As the project of Makt/Egenmakt, Omforma published an anthropological presentation on the changing design branch in Sweden in the book. Project soft hack in urban space and my design approach is presented on p.52 - p.55.
Presentation in the seminar
MAKT/EGENMAKT in Form/design center Malmö, 2018
Dawn Wong was presenting her critical perspective on children participation in city planning and development, she argued that purely approaching the issues by a "check-list" mind set can not achieve a higher level of child perspective and/or children's perspective integration on the built environment formation. The presentation was in Swedish and started at 6.50 in the video.