Can embodied making processes be used to generate new forms of human-technology interaction? The work described in this paper takes the form of experimental workshop formats that test the link between investigative objects and the meaning that may reside as potential in and around them. Each format invites potential users to participate in the imagination of unknown technological futures in open collaborative processes. [Go to the full record in the library's catalogue]
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Making magic machines or practicing at the unknown
