Digital Intimacy with Feminist Technologies

DigiTalks @Kolding School of Design is proud to present Marie Louise Juul Søndergaard, PhD, Designer, Artist, Scientist and Postdoctoral Researcher at Oslo School of Architecture and Design, Norway.

Drawing on examples from her own practice of designing technologies for menstrual and sexual health, Marie Louise Juul Søndergaard will present how the design of intimate technologies can embody feminist values of the body, plurality, agency and materiality. Rather than envisioning utopian or dystopian futures of tech, she calls for designers to practice what Haraway calls “staying with the trouble”; a material-speculative practice of grappling with socio-technical-environmental issues of our collective pasts-presents-futures. 

When and where?
The Auditorium at Kolding School of Design
Monday, 7 March 2022   at 15.00 – 16.30 CET  

About  
DigiTalks @Kolding School of Design is where you get your  regular  dose of digital inspiration, discover  trends in design and digital technology,  and become inspired  to challenge  your own beliefs and ideas about human interaction, ethics, materiality  and  form. Each session features a different speaker discussing and sharing  insights, best practices, new technologies and knowledge in the context of design  and design thinking.