knowledge sharing
—> Since 2013, we have worked on creating a 'think tank' for sharing knowledge, with a strong emphasis on social sustainability.
Our main focus is to involve people in addressing societal issues. Our goal is not only to solve problems but also to encourage a stronger sense of community participation and teamwork, promoting positive changes in society. We have organised and led workshops in four countries, and work with people from nine different countries across Europe, the US, and Asia.
"Design is the action of solving problems, to think long term in order to develop long lasting solutions that will help people and communities."
As graphic designers, we play a crucial role in promoting social sustainability through our visual communication. Our responsibility extends beyond aesthetics to creating designs that are inclusive, accessible, and socially conscious.
Our goal is to highlight that graphic design can go beyond commercial objectives.
Our workshops focus on using graphic design to promote social sustainability. They explore themes such as inclusivity, accessibility, and social awareness, encouraging participants to create designs that challenge stereotypes and foster empathy.
By engaging diverse audiences and encouraging open discussions about social taboos, these workshops have contributed to a more equitable society by acting as catalysts for open-mindedness. They have also provided a platform for designers to learn from each other and develop innovative solutions that reflect the unique cultural contexts of each country. Through these experiences, we have witnessed firsthand the power of graphic design in driving social change and fostering cross-cultural understanding.
workshops
2013 — St Petersburg (Russia): Loneliness and social interaction
2014 — Oslo (Norway): Loneliness and social interaction
2017 — Seoul (South Korea): The Benefit of Failure part. 1
2018, 2019 — Seoul (South Korea): The Benefit of Failure part. 2
2022 — Antwerpen (Belgium): The Benefit of Failure
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