Rosa Weinberg is a design educator and artist based in Massachusetts.
CREATIVE PRACTICE
Attunement
Shimmer
Digital Polished
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Love is About
Anna’s Delight
Stethosuit
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Beaver Centered DesignExtraordinary Ordinary
User-Centered Design
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Intro to Architecture
Easing Cerebral Palsy
Neighborhood Marvels
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Empathy for the Endangered
2018SCHOOL
NuVu StudioCollaborators
Co-taught with Robin Hsiehexpert
Gabe Miller, San Diego ZooIn collaboration with Gabe Miller of the San Diego Zoo, Students designed and fabricated devices and wearables to help users gain direct experience from the point of view of an endangered animal as a way of building empathy.
This was accomplished using a variety of strategies. In "Dolphin-like Discombobulation" the dominant sense of dolphins was reinterpreted as vision, and a spinning periscope was used to mimmic the disorientation dolphins experience due to underwater noise pollution. "Empathy Net" sought to recreate the experience of a turtle stuck in a net. "The Resistor" used a cycling mechanism on a leash to allow users to attempt to experience what a fish goes through when caught on a fishing line.
Empathy for the Endangered
2018SCHOOL
NuVu StudioCollaborators
Co-taught with Robin Hsiehexpert
Gabe Miller, San Diego ZooIn collaboration with Gabe Miller of the San Diego Zoo, Students designed and fabricated devices and wearables to help users gain direct experience from the point of view of an endangered animal as a way of building empathy.
This was accomplished using a variety of strategies. In "Dolphin-like Discombobulation" the dominant sense of dolphins was reinterpreted as vision, and a spinning periscope was used to mimmic the disorientation dolphins experience due to underwater noise pollution. "Empathy Net" sought to recreate the experience of a turtle stuck in a net. "The Resistor" used a cycling mechanism on a leash to allow users to attempt to experience what a fish goes through when caught on a fishing line.