Data Physicalization as a Design Tool for Science Communication

As part of my doctoral research project "Data Physicalization as a Design Tool for Science Communication" at the Berlin University of the Arts, I am exploring the use of physicalizations as part of spaces of science communication, from museums and galleries to science centers.

This research continues on my previously developed work within the data physicalization field, as well as data physicalization and sculpture prototypes and experiments developed as part of my master studies at Glasgow School of Art in United Kingdom and Tokyo University of the Arts in Japan.

I am also currently a research assistant at the Berlin University of the Arts' design department, assisting with teaching, research, student exhibitions, ERASMUS+ program and more.