An multimedia artwork that reflects on scientific subjectivity.
→ Digital Artwork
→ Three.js
→ Electron
→ Fabrication
2021.12-1
Digital artwork
An multimedia artwork that reflects on scientific subjectivity.
→ Digital Artwork
→ Three.js
→ Electron
→ Fabrication
2
Unbounded Online
2021.12-1
A part virtual, part physical exhibition of virtual productions by students across MIT.
→ Virtual Exhibition
→ Vue.js
2021.12-1
Virtual exhibition
A part virtual, part physical exhibition of virtual productions by students across MIT.
→ Virtual Exhibition
→ Vue.js
3
Unbounded
2021.12-1
A part virtual, part physical exhibition of virtual productions by students across MIT.
→ Exhibition
→ Physical Design
→ Fabrication
2021.12-1
Physical exhibition
A part virtual, part physical exhibition of virtual productions by students across MIT.
→ Exhibition
→ Physical Design
→ Fabrication
4
Misalignments
2020.10-1
An online exhibition of ceramic investigations that expand the notion of exactitude in construction.
→ Robotics
→ Ceramics
→ Virtual Exhibition
→ Vue.js
2020.10-1
Virtual exhibition
An online exhibition of ceramic investigations that expand the notion of exactitude in construction.
→ Robotics
→ Ceramics
→ Virtual Exhibition
→ Vue.js
5
The Collaboration Stack
2021.8-1
A new model to orchestrate collective intelligence and action.
→ Strategy
→ Identity
→ Figma
2021.8-1
Workshop
A new model to orchestrate collective intelligence and action.
→ Strategy
→ Identity
→ Figma
6
Stones Sighing
2020.10-2
A VR experience that revisits the layered semantics of stones in the Palestinian village of Lifta.
→ VR
→ Photogrammetry
→ Unity
2020.10-2
VR Experience
A VR experience that revisits the layered semantics of stones in the Palestinian village of Lifta.
→ VR
→ Photogrammetry
→ Unity
7
MIT Illuminations
2021.12-1
A website that displays information for a light installation at MIT's new Welcome Center.
→ UX
→ Figma
2021.12-1
Website
A website that displays information for a light installation at MIT's new Welcome Center.
→ UX
→ Figma
About
Dalma Földesi is a designer and creative developer based in Berlin. Her work explores the liminal space between the digital and the material: whether in pixels, grains, vectors, or fibers, she seeks opportunities in misalignments between techniques, resources, and desires.
As ½ of CIRKA, she has held residencies at Pratt University's Consortium for Research of Robotics and at Autodesk's BUILD Space. She holds a Master of Architecture degree from MIT & a B.A. with a Certificate in Computing from Princeton University.