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- Design Matters 25
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- マガジン
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9:00-10:00
10:20-10:40
Main Stage
Pablo Ruiz-Múzquiz (PENPOT)
In his talk, Pablo will take us through Penpot and how it offers familiarity to both sides for smoother processes and being able to keep it all on a private ecosystem with sufficient safeguard measures.
10:40-11:00
Main Stage
Evan Yifan Liu (THE JAPAN RESEARCH INSTITUTE, LIMITED / SMFG)
In this talk, Evan will share her experience working as a UI/UX Designer in a traditional Japanese company and how we embed sustainability into the core of our work. She will discuss how we navigate cultural values, business expectations, and modern design principles to create digital experiences that are not only user-friendly but also environmentally and socially responsible.
11:20-11:40
Main Stage
11:40-12:00
Sebastian Aristotelis (SAGA SPACE ARCHITECTS)
12:00-12:20
Minami Hirayama (INDEPENDENT)
What can graphic designers do in the era of climate crisis?
Her talk covers the relationship between graphic design and hyper-consumerism and her personal story of becoming a designer while concerned about climate change. Even though being a graphic designer seems incompatible with being a climate activist, she discovers inspirational ideas and new ways of working towards positive social change.
12:20-12:40
Kenta Kondo (JITABATA)
12:40-1:00
Wendy Chua (FOREST & WHALE | UNIVERSITY OF ARTS SINGAPORE)
How do you navigate between fields and speak diverse languages of disciplines to design the conditions for inter- or trans-disciplinary conversations on climate issues? Sharing the ethnography and design process of translating scientific data into artistic media, S+T+ARTS ReSilence residency artist Wendy Chua sheds light on the creation of BLOOMS VR and the accompanying exhibition that weaves together the data and tools of the marine scientist with the creative translation of the artist/designer, the orchestral composer and the VR developer.
Workshop Room
Only in-person ticket holders can attend this workshop. Workshops are not recorded.
11:40-1:00
Workshop by Eriol Fox and Code for Japan
In the workshop we'll focus on some critical aspects of what open source software is, how designers can get involved and begin to make our first contributions to these open source software projects through a series of templates created by Eriol and translated by Code for Japan.
Workshop by Eriol Fox and Code for Japan
1:00-2:20
Main Stage
2:20-2:40
Cheri Flewell-Smith (TORRENS UNIVERSITY AUSTRALIA)
This talk constructs an ideascape—a terrain of provocative questions and speculative futures—inviting designers to collectively explore how we might navigate this uncertain territory. Rather than providing neat answers, we'll map the contours of design's most pressing questions and illuminate paths for exploration.
2:40-3:00
Iban Benzal (WISE)
As Designers, we are great at crafting customer-focused experiences. However, partnering effectively with those who make these experiences real - like Product Managers, Engineers, or Project Managers - is often a challenge. When our partners don't "get" design, it leads to frustration, limits our impact and in many cases, designers (myself included) jump boats to new companies. This talk will share a crucial skill not taught in design schools: how to build trust, navigate conflict, and align with cross-functional partners who think differently.
3:00-3:20
Asuka Kondo (D4V)
Ethical design isn’t just the right thing — it’s smart strategy with real returns. Discover how trust, care, and responsibility quietly build long-term value.
3:20-3:40
Ben Shih (MIRO)
Workshop Room
Only in-person ticket holders can attend this workshop. Workshops are not recorded.
2:20-3:50
Hiroyuki Masuda, Karin Kashima & Yuka Shinada (MORISAWA INC.)
Senja-Fuda is a tag in which your name and other information are written in commemoration of visiting a shrine or temple. Edomoji, designed over 300 years ago, is widely used to write letters on Senja-Fuda. This workshop will be conducted by Masuda, who has a 30-year career as a typeface designer.
You can touch one of Japanese writing style and typeface design while creating your original Senja-Fuda with some arrangement of Edomoji. Please enjoy a special experience and you will feel Japanese typography and tradition.
3:50-4:10
4:10-4:30
Harrison Wheeler (LINKEDIN)
By the end of our time together, you’ll walk away with a clearer perspective on harnessing AI-driven shifts, practical ways to define and communicate your purpose with data, and the conviction to lead your team through disruption with courage, clarity, and heart. Let’s get ready to break old paradigms and embrace what’s next.
4:30-4:50
Liya Safina (INDEPENDENT)
This talk offers five principles — not commandments, not a TED Talk in disguise, just a field guide — for designing innovation that lands. Tech that does something. That cuts through the noise and stays useful, long after the hype dies down. It’s about building systems that are thoughtful, resilient, and actually worth trusting.
4:50-5:10
Main Stage
Ryosuke Arichi (NIANTIC)
5:10-5:30