Workshop 3 shown in interactive maps or in Workshops #The Art of Getting Lost virtual and physical interventions within city quarters. Research topics Visual Communication Design We are invaded by flood of images, should be closely related to all kinds constantly, and daily. We archive of significant local information—such quantities of images taken with our as topography, ethnicity, history, phone, found on-line or cut-out from demography, mobility, supply of magazines. The high-low culture goods and services, education and Workshop 1 Workshop 2 cross-pollinate, mix and overlap. working opportunities, health care, Integration / Containment Masaryk Square — Closing events, community activities and the During the workshop, we will a Circle in Motion like; students may also try to develop investigate an atlas of images, visiting “I also support integrating children concrete future scenarios. with disabilities into every aspect of This Design in Motion workshop will the past, seen through the eye of the life, and believe that every child has a be dedicated to celebrating 30 years present, projecting in the future. Prof. Ulrich Schendzielorz, Day by day, we will count, sort out, place in our society, as integration is of the renewed relations between Professor for Media Authoring, scan, analyze, classify, save, file, Hochschule für Gestaltung Schwäbisch a sign of success for us as a culture”. Israel and the Czech Republic. (integration amendment of the index pieces of a puzzle. Making Gmünd (University of Design connections between images seen Krembo Wings organisation). In this workshop, we will create an Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany) for the first time or images looked , Designer & Illustrator, opening sequence / title sequence Judith Asher In this workshop, which is dedicated at again, we will try to grasp things Senior lecturer Visual Communication for the story of a historical to poster design, we will collaborate in their entirety but likely, we will Design Department HIT, Israel character or event related to with Krembo Wings (youth movement find instead glimpses or flashes of for children and young adults with the two-states relationship and unexpected revelations, which trigger special needs) and Bank Hapoalim. their shared political and cultural the desire to explore further. The workshop will deal with the issue legacy. Based on the historical of integration of disabled children study students will be required to Réjane Lhote, visual artist, into schools, workplaces and society produce storyboard, videoboard Architecture School Paris — Val de at large. We will meet with disabled and typography in motion. Seine, Art & Design School Orléans, youth, and create concepts which will Paris, Frence confront the social and political issues Lukas Fisarek, Motion designer, Jennifer Abessira, visual artist, of disabled youth, using typography, University of West Bohemia, image creator, Israel illustrations and photography. An Prague, Czech Republic exhibition presenting the outcome of Jan Kokolia, Motion designer, this workshop (posters and 6 seconds University of West Bohemia, Workshop 4 motion video) will be presented at Prague, Czech Republic Knowing Means Belonging Bank Hapoalim headquarters. Eitan Bartal, Departing Head of the Visual Communications Design In the spirit of smart communities, Marcin Władyka, Academy of Fine Arts, Department this workshop will investigate the Warsaw and Polish-Japanese, Academy actual meaning of quality of life of Information Technology, Poland within the urban environment of Yossi Lemmel, Visual Communication Tel Aviv and Holon. Results of this Design Department HIT, Israel investigation could then either be
1 2 Workshop 7 Product Design Department, Design Workshops Public Service Against Extreme Institute Moholy-Nagy University of Heat in the Cities — Small Things Art and Design, Budapest, Hungary Industrial Design Noam Kollmann, Industrial design department HIT, Israel The last decade was the hottest on record worldwide, and large cities are warming faster than the planet. Workshop 5 Workshop 6 Scientists predict that extreme heat Origami IoT lamp Table Culture events — already more deadly than all other weather-related events The workshop will explore the Rethink table culture in an combined — will become more frequent. development of structural Origami intercultural perspective. After like Miura Ori, in order to build a lamp deciding on your workshop-goal (for Cities are often warmer than their with an innovative approach where example: slow food instead of fast suburbs because of a phenomenon the light source is printed on the food) you try to come up with new called “the heat island e ect.” The origami surface. ways of experiencing, cooking at the way a city is designed — the building table, sharing, tasting, eating and materials used, the way streets are The participants will learn to prototype drinking, combining and more. arranged, the lack of canopy — can LED circuit with simple white LED actually sequester heat. More than first and then with addressable Set up an intercultural surrounding half of the world's population (and LED controlled from their personal (find interested participants or team growing) live in cities, so interest in smartphone. members with a di erent cultural figuring out how to cool them down background) and start to enrich might be growing, too. The goal is to The final objective is to construct an culinary art. come up with conceptual products interactive technological and digital and services which could help to Origami paper lamp. Necessary Prof. Dr. Günther Grall, Industrial reduce the risk of compromising materials: conductive copper adhesive Designer, Dean Dept. Design & human health in the cities. Urban tape, white stripe LEDs, programmable Product Management University of planners, architects work on a big LEDs, micro-controllers with wi-fi Applied Sciences Salzburg, Austria scale to reduce extreme heat. This antenna, smartphones (not supplied), Dr. Michael Ebner, Professor for workshop focuses on designs in charger such as a mobile phone or an Interior Design, University of Applied smaller scale which could help people emergency battery for a mobile phone Sciences Salzburg, Austria in everyday urban activity as a public battery charger, soldering kit. Yaacov Goldberg , Industrial design service, therefore both urban scale department HIT, Israel and personal devices are out of scope. Ely Rozenberg, Industrial Designer, At the end of the workshop student Rome University of Fine Arts groups will present their designs in (RUFA), Italy form of concept drawings, renderings Eng. Giorgio Marcatili, Rome and relevant small scaled models. University of Fine Arts (RUFA), Italy Shir Atar, Industrial design Balázs Püspök, Head of Design department HIT, Israel Institute, associate professor DLA,
3 4 Workshop 10 Workshops A Well and a Dwell Interior Design This workshop aimed to explore the territory, in search of a wide multiplicity of meanings in the relationship between human and nature, change and preservation, Workshop 8 Workshop 9 past and future, through the lens of Broken Worship: Exploring Broken Rituals: Designing the symbolical, political, spiritual Cult Experiences Everywhere Contemporary Food Habits dimension of water.
Mosque, church, synagogue, All the important moments in our Luca Poncellini, Head of temple, sanctuary... Each religion is lives have always been accompanied Department of Applied Arts NABA, associated with a series of sacred by a ritual. Is this sentence still valid? Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti, spaces that symbolize faith and A more advanced, fragmented, and Milano, Italy serve as a compartment to the most global society means that we have Meytal Cohen , Interior design important moments of that belief. expanded the number of moments department, NABA, Milano, Italy But not all. Whatever your religion that we consider relevant to our lives, Michal Zarfaty, Interior design is, it will be with you wherever you but not all of them are associated with department HIT, Israel go and some of the worship won’t a ritual. At least not to the concept be performed in sacred places but of an established ritual, that in many outside of them. Are the spaces of our cases has centralized food as a social Workshop 11 day to day lives adapted to our beliefs? element. During four sessions we will Exhibit Design We will reflect on the design of explore some existing rituals, discuss spaces, services, and products to view modern social milestones and allow Events are made by scenography them from the standpoint of religious ourselves to create new rituals based that serve to engage viewers making ceremonies. on sensory design, of course, getting them feel part of a company. With this our hands dirty with food. Exhibit Design workshop we intend to Gastón Lisak, Random Happiness understand and design conventions, and ELISAVA School of Design and Nicole Vindel, Random Happiness booths, company parties, but also Engineering, Barcelona, Spain and ELISAVA School of Design and exhibitions and museum spaces. Danna Colin, Interior Design Engineering, Barcelona, Spain department HIT, Israel Sharon Bar-Or,Interior Design Alessandro Ciancio, Rome department HIT, Israel University of Fine Arts (RUFA), Italy Ariel Lifschitz, Interior Design department HIT, Israel
5 6 14:15–14:30 14:15–14:30 Lectures Luca Poncellini Gastón Lisak Small Objects and Big Lies Happiness is a Revolutionary tool Human beings are the only forms Random Happiness is an art of life that pretend to be able to collective that has been using govern nature, while the truth is that happiness as a tool of change. we can not even govern properly From making an art exhibition in our own bodies. The lecture will a supermarket to exhibit in the economy, society, politics and connect a series of reflections about Tate Modern. I will share different Mon. 4/11 environment — I will present my views nature, mankind, spaces, objects, projects from the collective and go Auditorium 400 / building 8 on how and what challenges designer and the distorted view of a certain deeper into the art creations. might face within the coming years. contemporary design culture. 14:00–14:15 These views are personal estimations 14:30–14:45 Alessandro Ciancio Prof. Dr. Günther Grall and are meant to spark discussion. 14:30–14:45 Use and Abandonment of Circular Design Réjane Lhote Design from the Ancient World The lecture will introduce into the 14:45–15:00 Drawing on walls to the Present concept of Circular Design and Nicole Vindel My artwork is concerned by the From the ancient (Roman) world picture some examples, designed by Bridging Narratives of Food experience of a location. It looks at many objects, architecture and habits students at the University of Applied and Futures architecture, it observes the spaces survive to the present days. Sciences Salzburg. Exploring food as a universal media to we come across and in which we The conference will present some of empathize within the creative process. inhabit. What interests me is to these elements that, unexpectedly, we 14:15–14:30 The role of senses to design experiences capture an impression of space still use today and others who have Ely Rozenberg and products. I will use “Pleasure, the through drawing. completely lost their function. CAFFÈ con VISTA — Anamorphic future of food” as a referent to explore 14:45–15:00 Art, Coffee and Souvenirs how art inspires science and technology 14:45–15:00 Jennifer Abessira It happens often when you visit a to shape futures. Giorgio Marcatili beautiful place, you try to capture the Digital design and production It Takes Time To Become Young beauty as a photographic memory, of surfboards “Instagram comes in easy, with but when you come back home and the simple platform it provides for show the photo to your friends and organizing things.” In Abessira’s life, family suddenly the images don't Tue. 5/11 her images function as a coordinate- transmit the magic of the place. So Auditorium 110 / building 6 Wed. 6/11 system for managing the formless I was searching for a way on how to and chaotic. She has always been Auditorium 400 / building 8 visualise in a bidimensional image a 14:00–14:15 attracted to archives and archival simulation of a place. Marcin Władyka work. How Tel Aviv stole my vacation 14:00–14:15 14:30–14:45 The latest project I made for Polin Ishay Halmut Navigate your Adventure — Broad Prof. Ulrich Schendzielorz museum. Project of the catalogue for Definition of Designers Assumptions of the Future the exhibition Gdynia – Tel Aviv. of Design Design Lead @ Dyson UK and HIT Related to key drivers in design — Alumnus digitalization, science and technology,
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13:00–14:00 Lunch at the Cafeteria HIT
14:00–15:00 15:00–18:00 Lectures Sun. 3/11 Workshop 9:00–9:15 15:00–18:00 19:30 Welcome meeting, Workshop Cocktail evening at auditorium 110 building 6 Prof. David Rewet’s (Herzliya) 20:00 9:15–13:00 Gala dinner Workshop organized by International week HIT Peres Center for Peace and 13:00–14:00 Tue. 5/11 Innovation, kedem 132, jaffa Welcome Lunch, room 105, building 7 9:00–13:00 Workshop 14:00–18:00 Workshop 13:00–14:00 Thu. 7/11 Lunch at the Cafeteria HIT Morning off 20:00 Student preparations for Welcome dinner 14:00–15:00 their presentations organized by Lectures HIT International week 15:00–16:00 13:00-14:00 Goshen restaurant, Nahalat Meeting with Dr. Yael Eylat Van Lunch at the Cafeteria HIT Binyamin 30, Tel-Aviv Essen, Director of International 14:00-18:00 Relations, Design Faculty HIT Final presentations
16:00–18:00 18:30 Mon. 4/11 Workshop Farewell party at HIT 9:00–13:00 18:30–20:00 Workshop Tel-Aviv Museum visit, organized by HIT 13:00–14:00 Lunch at the Cafeteria HIT 20:00 Informal dinner in Tel-Aviv 14:00–15:00 Lectures
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11 12 Michal Zarfaty Adi Karelitz Email Contacts [email protected] Curator of the International Design Week Alessandro Ciancio [email protected] [email protected] Yaakov Gottlieb, Assistant Dean and Ariel Lifschitz Assistant Director of the Institute [email protected] [email protected] International Week Shir Atar Design Faculty Hemda Cohen [email protected] Assistant Dean of Academic A airs [email protected] Marcin Władyka Dr. Guenther Grall Prof. David Rawet [email protected] [email protected] Dean of Design Faculty Gitit Aizenshtein [email protected] Yossi Lemmel Dr. Michael Ebner Faculty of Design Coordinator [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Eitan Bartal Departing Head of the Visual Lukas Fisarek Yaacov Goldber g Moran Held, Visual Communications Communications Design Department [email protected] [email protected] Design Coordinator [email protected] [email protected] Jan Kokolia Balázs Püspök Zachi Dinar [email protected] [email protected] Adi Frid Incoming Head of the Visual Interior Design Coordinator Eitan Bartal Noam Kollmann Communications Design Department [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Neta Raanan Cohen Réjane Lhote Gastón Lisak Luka Or Industrial Design Coordinator [email protected] [email protected] Head of industrial Design Department [email protected] [email protected] Jennifer Abessira Danna Colin [email protected] [email protected] Nini Warschawski Head of interior Design Department Prof. Ulrich Schendzielorz Nicole Vindel [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Prof. Hanan Kaminski Judith Asher Sharon Bar-Or Head of Master's Degree Program in [email protected] [email protected] Integrated Design [email protected] Ely Rozenberg Luca Poncellini [email protected] [email protected] Dr. Yael Eylat Van Essen Director of International Relations at Eng. Giorgio Marcatili Meytal Cohen the Design Faculty HIT [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
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