My project curious action was nominated for the Young Talent Social Design award, and received a shared 2nd price and honorable mention!
The design competition nominated the project from all Eindhoven Design student projects - all student projects presented in the Dutch Design Week 2010.

Design-research project on eliciting repetitive curiosity in public spaces. This explorative research study focussed on curiosity: how can we make passers-by curious, and invite them for a short ‘walk-through-and-use’ interaction. As a research tool and proof-of-concept, six interactive speakers have been implemented: modular devices that respond to user activity (e.g. walking by or waving) with different sorts of auditory output.

TouchMeDare is an interactive music installation that elicits exploration and meetings with strangers through mutual touch. Bodily contact (on both sides of the canvas) activates music samples, enabling an explorative search through music and intimate cooperation.
TouchMeDare has been successfully implemented and evaluated on the Lowlands festival (55.000 visitors), and on various other occasions.

MakeMeMove is an interactive playground that invites young children (4-12) to be physically active. This modular playground of 64 interactive tiles features several games, such as tagging, ‘skip-the-line’ and ‘fill the floor’.
MakeMeMove has been evaluated and exhibited on various occasions, entertaining hundreds of children and adults – and motivating them to be physically active in a playful way.