Neon Moire Show

Episode—V. In this episode, Thomas Dahm talks with Amsterdam based graphic designer Hansje van Halem about the new graphic style she created for Dutch music and culture festival Lowlands. They talk about how Hansje started as a graphic designer and what let up to this assignment. The design proces, industrializing Hanses type treatments and what she has learned from working on this project. This episode is is recorded in the studio of Hansje van Halem. Enjoy the show! If you enjoy this one, check out the rest of our podcast episodes on Soundcloud or Apple podcast. And if you really enjoy The Neon Moiré Show, please leave a rating and review on Apple podcast . It helps others to find out about the show. Thanks. Mentions. Hansje van Halem — http://www.hansje.net ‘III’ by Hansje van Halem (sketchbook in 28 pantone colors, riso- and digital print) — http://shophansje.net/product/new-publication-iii-pre-order-now/ Video of talk at Typographics 2017 — https://vimeo.com/222948641 Exhibition: Hansje van Halem: in

EP—IV. Mr. Bingo likes to provoke with his work. And translate this provocation into an analog experiences for us! Something he discovered during his Hate Mail project back in 2011, where he asked strangers if they wanted to buy offensive postcards made by him. People loved it, and he had to close the service because he couldn’t keep up with the demand. Fast forward, in 2015 Mr. Bingo successfully funded his self-published book Hate Mail: The Definitive Collection via Kickstarter. The book is a retrospective of the project showcasing 156 of his favorite postcards. Since then Mr. Bingo gives talks all around the world about everything he has learned, from the Hate Mail project, the Kickstarter campaign, interacting with strangers on Instagram and Twitter and just doing what he thinks is fun to do. We wanted to know how his world tour is going and what he has learned from giving all these presentations. Next to that Mr. Bingo gives great insights in how he prepares before he goes on stage and why he thinks givi

EP—III. Jared Ficklin is partner and creative technologist at Argodesign, a product design firm in Austin, Texas. His whole life, Jared is playing on the intersection between humans and technology. As a kid it started with his Atari 800. Now he is a (product) designer and a creative technologist, which means he is using the tools of code to design. We talk about how Jared became a designer, how visible technology should be in the our daily life. And he tells us about the power of organizing interactive parties at events like South by Southwest and Maker Faire Austin, where he currently directs the Think By Making party. Jared shares what you can learn from following the his philosophy of “Think by making. Deliver by demo” when developing an interactive product design and how it helps bringing products quickly to life and find the right experiences when applying innovative technologies. Links mentioned in this episode: Jared Ficklin - http://jaredficklin.com Argodesign - http://argodesign.com/ Clippy by Mic

EP II — Liam Young is a speculative architect who in his own words, works between documentaires, fictions and futures. He tells stories about the global and urban implication of emerging technologies and he uses techniques from film, fiction and performance to explore what the future might look like, and what are the emerging trends that beginning to shape those futures around the world. Liam Young is co-director of Unknown Fields Division, a nomadic research studio, and founder of urbanism think tank Tomorrow’s Thoughts Today. Special thanks to http://FITC.ca for setting up the interview. The interview is recorded during FITC Amsterdam X. Mentions. Tomorrows Thoughts Today — http://tomorrowsthoughtstoday.com Unknown Fields Division — http://unknownfieldsdivision.com Film: Hello City — vimeo.com/161942797 Film: In the Robot Skies — vimeo.com/184429206 Performance: Drone Orchestra — https://youtu.be/y4QQzzU2diM Book Neuromancer by William Gibson — https://goo.gl/fwBOH6 Live Performance / Exhibition 1 APR 201

EP I — Iranian designer Maral Pourkazemi is a self acclaimed Design Activist. With her studio Monument.io she creates design experiences, using data and information visualizations. Next to that she is design lead at Design Talent, is member of collaborative group Deeplab, organize small and big events like Visualized Conference. We talk about how Maral became a conference organizer and how that influence her design work. Recorded during FITC Amsterdam X, as part of the Neon Moiré interview series. If you have questions, I love to get your feedback on Twitter www.twitter.com/neonmoire If you enjoyed this episode please let Maral know via Twitter at www.twitter.com/maralllo And of course, make sure to check out Maral’s work at www.monoment.io Get your ticket for Visualized Milan at www.visualized.com And of course, her book recommendation: http://amzn.to/2mqHXFV Brought to you by Neon Moiré Hosted and edited by Thomas Dahm www.twitter.com/thomasdahm --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/neonm