This exhibition gathers six research-led works that explore what is often overlooked.
In a landscape where technology is driven by efficiency and visibility, these projects
turn instead to the quiet infrastructures of everyday life.
Working with interactions, systems, and installation, the artists treat technology as
a medium of inquiry, exploring how design might hold, interpret, or reveal what eludes
preservation. Using research-through-design approaches, the works move between
investigation and experience, inviting audiences to spend time with what is usually
passed over.
A series of workshops and talks extends the exhibition into a shared space for
discussing processes, research methods, and conversations with the wider creative
technology community.
Art Director & Researcher
LASALLE College of the Arts (MA Design), Singapore
Jade Sia is an award-winning designer with a decade of global experience in branding
and motion graphics. Her practice is defined by a blend of technical precision and
visual fluidity, crafting narratives that resonate on both strategic and emotional
levels. Currently pursuing a Master of Design at LASALLE College of the Arts, Jade is
pivoting her expertise into spatial and speculative design. Her project, The Family Hub,
introduces a systemic approach to urban care, merging technical guidelines, digital
narratives, and physical prototypes. By reimagining public infrastructure as an
integrated system of empathy, she seeks to redefine how design can foster social equity
and human connection. Website: https://www.thesiaaa.com/
