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Gamonpat Sanganunt in Applied Imagination: PerPlexUs

How can digital photography help students with text-based reading? Part.0

Zeynep Gursoy in Applied Imagination: PerPlexUs

Pictures in our Heads: How can photography be used as a way to reflect on our own stereotypes?

Bowen Lee in Applied Imagination: PerPlexUs

MEWE — A Studio, a Platform and a Belief

How can China adopt a British-inspired model of sustainability to promote furniture…

Mitch(ell) Cutmore in Applied Imagination: PerPlexUs

You Are a Pack of Cards

Play Rummy, Win at Life

I-Win Rattanapian in Applied Imagination: PerPlexUs

Vision & Perception

How can ‘foodtography’ inspire people to utilise the leftovers and enhance the…

georgi.m in Applied Imagination: PerPlexUs

‘Back to formlessness’ – a programme proposal to introduce and promote play

All the children in the…

Jennifer Gelin in Applied Imagination: PerPlexUs

THE POLYMERIC ISLANDS

Where your shit gets together

Emily Jingwen Du in Applied Imagination: PerPlexUs

MIND YOUR PEACE

How can natural elements be used for city dwellers as multi-sensory engagements to…

Chieh Lien in Applied Imagination: PerPlexUs

You eat what you are

How can food be used as a medium in expressive therapy?

Gamonpat Sanganunt in Applied Imagination: PerPlexUs

Reading & the Lenses Part.1

How can digital photography help students with text-based reading?

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