Timothy Miller
Timothy explores how design is understood and practised, and how it can be used to investigate and reconfigure social, cultural, and technical realities.
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Timothy’s work lies at the intersection of design research and science and technology studies (STS). He is particularly interested in design as a mode of inquiry and intervention through which existing sociotechnical realities can be investigated, challenged, and reconfigured.
Through practice-based projects and academic publications, he develops experimental approaches that use design to explore institutions, technologies, forms of expertise, and processes of knowledge production. This includes work on design methods, critical and speculative design, participatory and experimental methods, academic research practices, speculative media, human–technology relations, and design’s relationship with social theory.
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