Digital SUPERPOWER! Matsudo

A natural disaster occurs. You are with your loved ones at the time. Where do you feel safe? A group of residents in Matsudo city explored the question using Digital SUPERPOWER! toolkit and collected data surrounding spaces in the city that they think are safe to get to with their parents, friends,

Digital SUPERPOWER! London x Johannesburg x Bulawayo

An initiative that aims to empower women and the LGBTQIA+ community (often most vulnerable in the inner city and Southern African communities) to express their relationship with the city and their environment. Interested to collaborate or host SUPERPOWER! in your city? Visit superpower.lingql.com to

SUPERPOWER! Johannesburg

In SUPERPOWER! Johannesburg, we asked students from the University of Johannesburg to consider their role as both the future generation and designers of their city. Participants worked in groups to design and carry out data collection surrounding people’s perception of public safety in the city. I

Digital SUPERPOWER! Romania

Digital SUPERPOWER! Romania is a participatory project that explores how people make sense of their built environment during the COVID19 pandemic and the impact it has on their collective well-being through the use of digital technology. Interested to collaborate or host SUPERPOWER! in your city? Vi

SUPERPOWER! Mombasa

As part of the annual African Crossroads, we invite a group of African womxn (women including transgender women) to take part in a 3 days long data collection that focuses on issues that affect womxn in African cities, in this case, gender representation in conferences. We asked them, “Does the st

SUPERPOWER! Liverpool

SUPERPOWER! Liverpool challenges students with low self esteem to express themselves through performing alternative empowering personas with the use of wearable technology, encouraging young children to break out of their comfort zones. Interested to collaborate or host SUPERPOWER! in your city? Vis

SUPERPOWER! Finsbury Park

SUPERPOWER Finsbury Park brings together young women from different walks of life to discuss their relationship with the city. The project explores the ability for technology to bring about female empowerment, and question our role as a female in regards to decision making about our city. Interested

WearAQ

WearAQ combines people’s subjective perception of their environment with wearable technology and machine learning algorithms to investigate our personal agency and responsibility in tackling air quality issues. Project’s Lead Designer at Umbrellium Presented at: Mutek Festival 2017,

Fakugesi Social Wearables

Fak’ugesi Social Wearables explores how residents of Johannesburg, South Africa perceive their experience of safety in the city through the use of wearable technology as a tool for a community to record their relationship with the city. Interested to collaborate or host SUPERPOW