Hi, I’m Marie Louise. I am an interaction designer and researcher exploring feminist and speculative design of digital technologies for health and wellbeing.
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Presenting at Anticipation 2022 conference on “Design Fabulations on the Transcorporeality of Menstrual Care
and Sphagnum Moss“ ︎
Spent five days with 30 other design researchers at a Jamboree discussing the value of research through design ︎
I co-chaired a theme track at DRS on “Designing with Bodily Materials” with Madeline Balaam. Read our editorial!
Participated in C&C conference in beautiful Venice for our workshop on Venetian Drawing Conversations ︎
I co-organized the “Feminist Voices about Ecological Issues in HCI” workshop at CHI 2022 in April. ︎
Visited Linnaeus Universtity DESIGN + CHANGE for two workshops and a talk about menstrual carrier bags, fertility and fertilizers and soil ︎
Biomenstrual was recently exhibited at the REMEDY exhibition at AHO, Oslo, and the MENS! exhibition at Halmstads Kunsthall, in Sweden! ︎
I visited Design School Kolding in Denmark to give a DigiTalk on “Digital Intimacy with Feminist Technologies” ︎
Presenting at Anticipation 2022 conference on “Design Fabulations on the Transcorporeality of Menstrual Care
and Sphagnum Moss“ ︎
Spent five days with 30 other design researchers at a Jamboree discussing the value of research through design ︎
I co-chaired a theme track at DRS on “Designing with Bodily Materials” with Madeline Balaam. Read our editorial!
Participated in C&C conference in beautiful Venice for our workshop on Venetian Drawing Conversations ︎
I co-organized the “Feminist Voices about Ecological Issues in HCI” workshop at CHI 2022 in April. ︎
Visited Linnaeus Universtity DESIGN + CHANGE for two workshops and a talk about menstrual carrier bags, fertility and fertilizers and soil ︎
Biomenstrual was recently exhibited at the REMEDY exhibition at AHO, Oslo, and the MENS! exhibition at Halmstads Kunsthall, in Sweden! ︎
I visited Design School Kolding in Denmark to give a DigiTalk on “Digital Intimacy with Feminist Technologies” ︎