Alison is the producer of SWITCH which sprung out from her personal exploration with electronics and design. Alison focuses her personal work on technology with a soft, fun, social and romantic appeal. She has worked as a web and graphics designer for over 8 years, an electronic textile designer at DuPont and as an interaction designer. Her design work has been shown at SIGGRAPH, MIT SEAMLESS, Korea Design Biennale, in Wired Magazine and on ARTE' TV in Germany and France.
Alison is a graduate of Parsons School of Design's Design and Technology Master's program in New York City. She is a freelance design consultant in New York and an adjunct faculty member at Parsons School of Design where she teaches courses on how design affects our everyday experience and fashion technology.
See more projects> www.alisonlewis.com
Karen Lee is a media artist investigating the convergence of wearable computing and wireless technologies that enhance the relationship between people and their environments. She received her undergraduate degree in Fine Art from the University of California Santa Cruz and her graduate degree in Design and Technology from Parsons School of Design. Karen currently works at Frog Design in NYC.
See more projects> www.hotspotbloom.com
Ken Tanabe designs for broadcast, print, interactive media, and corporate identities. He also composes and records music. His portfolio is online at www.kentanabe.com
Ken is the founder of Loving Day, a project that celebrates the legalization of interracial couples in America.
Go to “Loving Day” > www.lovingday.org
Switch is not done alone, there are many people that help and contribute along the way. Most of the people help part-time when we just don’t have enough hours in the day to do it all ourselves. Video Editors: Brad De Cecco. Videographers: Amy Finkel, Sibte Hassan and Randy Lewis. MT Integration: Lindsey Lake. Special thanks to Joshua Kinberg, Andrew Baron, Diana Eng and Matthew Mohr.
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