Thirty Years of Talks, Workshops, and Public Work

Workshop on immersion as a design strategy for shaping attention, participation, and meaning across physical, social, and cognitive experiences.

Guest lecture on multisensory design for the Machinic Modernity course.

A talk on multimodal design and the expanding territory of human-computer interaction beyond the screen.

A presentation on designing for multiple senses as computing moved into physical environments and ambient systems.

A keynote arguing that communication strategy needed to become systems thinking — as data scales and participants multiply, the strategist's role expands from message-maker to systems architect.

A paid workshop on building communication platforms through designed conversations — translating brand meaning into beliefs, behaviors, and artifacts that travel. Participants left with tools they could use immediately.

A presentation on computing history as cultural history — the machines that made modern computing possible, photographed as objects of intention.

A talk at a Japanese technology and culture event celebrating the Tokyo release of Core Memory — vintage computers as designed objects, presented to an audience that understood beautiful machines.

A lecture on the emerging web as a cultural medium, delivered at the moment the medium was still being invented.