Damla Çay from the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design, Budapest visited DIVERSE-CDT this week.
On 16 June, Damla presented her intriguing ‘Balaton Borders‘ work that translates ecological data into ceramic tableware, representing human impact on the landscape. The pieces are used in performative dining contexts to turn shared meals into multisensory encounters where food and data ceramics spark collective reflection on ecological disruption.
She also ran a workshop on the Urban Data Visualization card deck that she has developed for creating, critiquing, calibrating, and curating urban data visualizations.
