whereisfuture | Stephanie Pau
Stephanie Pau
@whereisfuture
Recent Work:
Published work
// WIP waste, care and the unspectacular (2020-), latest on IG
// participatory speculative design (2017-)
// an abstract larp/social dreaming (2020-)
// a slowly developing collective and collection of norms and storms (2020-)
// a participatory futures studio (2020-)
// a catwalk showcasing wearables for/about health (2017)
// a series of etching (2016-)
// celebrating maker culture (2015)
// non-extractive citizen science (2014-2016)
, a series of screenprint (2014)
Publications/Talks:
[1] Pau, Stephanie and Hall, Ashley, 2020, Journal Article, New spaces for healthcare futures studies: Connecting existing theory to deeper participatory practice Futures, 126. pp. 1-12. ISSN 0016-3287
[2] Pau, Stephanie and Hall, Ashley, 2020, Book Section, Beyond speculation: Using imperfect experts for designing the collective futures of healthcare for space In: Christer, Kirsty, Craig, Claire and Chamberlain, Paul, (eds.) Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Design4Health, Amsterdam, 2020. Lab4Living, Sheffield, UK, pp. 45-54. ISBN 978-1-8381117-0-0
[3] Barron, Dominique; Coldicutt, Rachel; Pau, Stephanie and Williams, Anna, 2022, Report, Belonging, Care, and Repair - Possible, Plausible and Just Futures for Civil Society
[4] Dressing for Extreme Environments, 2022, a talk at London College of Fashion, University of the Arts London
[5] Speculative Design and Futures Thinking, 2021, a talk at Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London
[6] Designing for Future Unknowns, 2020, a talk at Royal College of Art, PhD Forum, part of Design Futures Seminar (online)
[7] Pau, Stephanie, Buchheim, Judith-Irina, Freer, Daniel and Yang, Guang-Zhong, 2021, Book Chapter, Chapter 10 Futures of Human-Robot Interaction in Space In: Gao, Yang, (eds.) Space Robotics and Autonomous Systems - Technologies, advances and applications, The Institution of Engineering and Technology, UK. ISBN-13: 978-1-83953-225-2
[8] An Overview of Spacewear, 2019, a talk at Royal College of Art, Textiles Futures
[9] Humanity Centered Design, 2019, a poster at Transformation Symposium, Intelligent Mobility Design Centre
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