COPYRIGHT WSA Internationalisation team, University of Southampton Step into the future with Winchester School of Art students to explore interactive digital human twins and discover how technology can shape our collective lives.
Dr Angelina Pan and the WSA Internationalisation Team at Winchester School of Art present a showcase of student works created during the international summer school project 'Speculative Spatial Digitalisation: Co-creating Digital Human Twins in Virtual-Physical Environments', delivered in collaboration with TH Köln (Cologne University of Applied Sciences).
As wearable sensors, generative AI, and virtual realities enter our daily routines, where does your biological body end and your digital self begin?
At this showcase, you can:
- Interact with prototype bio-digital twins co-created by students from design, art, media & technology, and fashion and textile students.
- Discover how everyday data, garments, and movement can be translated into speculative digital forms.
- Explore key ethical questions around identity, personal privacy, surveillance, and who controls your digital future.
Whether you are curious about the future of design, fashion, creative computing, or digital wellbeing, you will experience how creative practice transforms complex technologies into thought-provoking encounters.
Dr Angelina Pan and the WSA Internationalisation Team at Winchester School of Art present a showcase of student works created during the international summer school project 'Speculative Spatial Digitalisation: Co-creating Digital Human Twins in Virtual-Physical Environments', delivered in collaboration with TH Köln (Cologne University of Applied Sciences).
As wearable sensors, generative AI, and virtual realities enter our daily routines, where does your biological body end and your digital self begin?
At this showcase, you can:
- Interact with prototype bio-digital twins co-created by students from design, art, media & technology, and fashion and textile students.
- Discover how everyday data, garments, and movement can be translated into speculative digital forms.
- Explore key ethical questions around identity, personal privacy, surveillance, and who controls your digital future.
Whether you are curious about the future of design, fashion, creative computing, or digital wellbeing, you will experience how creative practice transforms complex technologies into thought-provoking encounters.
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