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For six weeks, students from Fontys ARTCODE explore future relationships between technology and the body. During Dutch Design Week, they livestream their results every day from 12:00 to 16:00 at www.youtube.com/fhktilburg
Every new achievement in digital communication changes how we experience our bodies. ‘We no longer feel the same, nor do our eyes and ears and other senses remain the same’, said Canadian media theorist Marshall McLuhan. By communicating through technolog
