Loading Ceramics: Visualising Possibilities of Robotics in Ceramics
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With armed conflicts and wars continuing to occur globally, peace has been an enduring and crucial concern. In the efforts to resolve these conflicts, a vast number of peace agreements have been signed. In this project, we examine the extent to which women and gender are explicitly acknowledged or addressed in peace agreements. Using debossing, we physicalize the mentions of women and gender in these agreements as a means to increase awareness and recognition of these suffered but often-overlooked crowds.
Contributors
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Jenny Long Jenny Long is a PhD candidate at the University of Edinburgh, affiliated with the VisHub Lab under the supervision of Dr. Uta Hinrichs and Dr. Tara Capel. Her research focuses on questioning the data visualization design process and critique through a feminist and intersectional lens. |
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Jinrui Wang Jinrui Wang is a PhD student supervised by Dr. Uta Hinrichs and Dr. Benjamin Bach. Her research focuses on visualization atlases as an emerging form of open data visualizations. She has a strong passion in visualization design, and actively collaborates with PeaceRep where this artwork was created. |
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Tomas Vancisin |
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Laura Wise |
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Xinhuan Shu |
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Tara Capel |
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Uta Hinrichs |