Michel Witter invites you for the third session of the re:MakingSense symposium series 
on sensory augmentation on the 23rd of September at 5-6.30pm BST.
This series of discussions aims to bring together the community of researchers, practitioners, artists and designers working on sensory augmentation. We seek to advance this interdisciplinary engagement in order to explore the plurality of perspectives on the modulation of human sensory and perceptual abilities. Discussing insights gained on the philosophical, ethical, creative, anthropological, scientific and technological aspects of research.
Part of the re:MakingSenses community is working towards conceptualizing, criticizing, and constructing meaning around sensory augmentation, and part is directly designing and building devices to augment senses.
Such work typically requires time, interdisciplinary knowledge, and various forms of input. During this session presents practitioners, students, and professors will present their work-in-progress in diverse directions, and will use the input and feedback from the participants and other speakers to make their ideas clearer, elicit useful feedback on early-stage work.
And, this session will also enable collaborations on ongoing projects with attendees!
Speakers
Alwin de Rooij, Assistant Professor in Creativity Research at Tilburg University, and associate professor at Caradt / Situated Art and Design group
Louise Ward Morris, MA student in fine art at Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London
Hallidonto, Visual artist, London based Cyborg iconoclast
Michael Devine, UK Firefighter, Specialist Rescue Operator, Recruit Instructor, and Researcher at Ulster University
The event is on September 23rd at 5-6.30pm BST
For more information go to www.remakingsense.com
Register at www.eventbrite.ch
