Sixth Sense

At the Social Design Studio artistic methods and art based research strategies are developed and applied on conditions of life which create differences. These differences could be caused for example by sensorial disabilities or diseases like dementia. With new approaches and synthesizing knowledges of medicine, sociology, social work and related sciences with the arts the programme is aiming to open up innovative notions of perceiving, mapping and using cities and urban densities.

Projects in Sixth Sense

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Uterus Collective

A collection of  experiences by discovering ways to describe various uterus-related qualities

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Co-Designing for Inclusion

Co-Designing tools for children with multiple disabilities - MoMe Budapest

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Design Training: Dementia + Design

Potentials of arts-based research and methods for challenges which dementia

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Facade Stage

The facade of an elderly home as medium for communication

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Ex-life

Ex-Life is a research project and campaign promoting acceptance of organ transplantation.

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PROLONG

How could you give your organ to a stranger?

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Blind Photography Project

Visually impaired use photography to show us a different way to perceive and discover the city.

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Feel Dementia

How can people with dementia participate in public life as long as possible?

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Inklusion und Bildung

Entwickelt im Schulkontext Designtools für Kinder mit besonderen Bedürfnissen.

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Exemplary transdisciplinary projects dealing with dementia or blindness are developing inclusive methods of empowerment, new knowledge and new languages of city behaviour. Such approaches aim to face differences also as a chance to improve the qualities of urban co-existence and a resulting individual autonomy.