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Ko-Le Chen (DESIAP)

Ko-Le is an experienced videographer and ethnographer. Her research interest lies at the intersection of art and science. Her doctoral thesis explored the materiality of knowledge in computing through a long-term ethnography conducted at a computing science lab. Ko-Le specialise in understanding workplaces (such as academic institutions) and she is particularly interested in the materiality and performativity of mundane artefacts, routines and cultures. Her passion is in linking anthropological thinking and performance studies with Design and HCI to create an interdisciplinary framework for understanding technological practices in cross-cultural contexts.


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