The Department of Design ISI Yogyakarta and Hochschule Hannover University of Applied Science organized the Design Thinking Workshop 2022 for 3 days, from 23-25 May 2022. This workshop is a routine activity that is held annually which began in 2015. Every year, 25 Hochschule Hannover students come to ISI Yogyakarta to conduct workshops with 25 ISI Yogyakarta students from various study programs. Due to the multi-disciplinary nature of this workshop, students are encouraged to work together in teams with diverse members. Some of the students who joined were from the Interior Design, Product Design, Visual Communication Design, and Art Craft Department of ISI Yogyakarta.
The pandemic situation forced workshops that are usually held offline at ISI Yogyakarta to be held in a hybrid manner, a combination of offline and online. 25 ISI Yogyakarta students conducted workshops from inside the classroom, but remained connected through the zoom platform with 25 students from Hochschule Hannover. It was a challenge to conduct the workshop through online media. Moreover, the basic characteristic of this workshop is to work together and discuss to formulate problems and generate innovative ideas.
However, this is an opportunity for students to use technology to support working in a team with various dynamics. Various applications were used instead of whiteboards, post-its, and sketches that are often used during their work as aspiring designers. Despite the challenges, it can be proven that working in a team using online media is a new way that can be used in the design process.
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Still in a pandemic situation, students participating in the workshop worked by focusing on how to create innovations to solve various problems that arise during and after a pandemic. The workshop began with
Interviews with invited resource persons, to try to gather information and find insights on how design will play a role in organizing life after the pandemic. After that, by working in groups, students will
discuss and brainstorm to try to formulate problems, and then offer solution ideas. It is not easy to conduct an online design thinking process in 3 days. However, it is
challenges that will make the designer a person who must be able to work in challenging situations and not easy. The results of this 3-day workshop will be showcased in a Fine Art Exhibition in the framework of
The 38th Anniversary of ISI Yogyakarta which will be opened on May 30, 2022 at the RJ Katamsi Gallery ISI Yogyakarta.
Two designers as resource persons were brought in from Indonesia and Germany, namely Nor Jayadi, S.Sn., M.A who is also a lecturer at ISI Yogyakarta, and Ann-Sophie Kuchler, to share about the situations and problems faced during the pandemic. AnnSophie Kuchler, a designer who works in the field of healing art, stated that during the pandemic, healing art helped many patients to recover. One of her manifestations in applying healing art to help many people is
by creating a start-up, Resonanzraum. This is a project where Kuchler designs artwork and interior elements that are applied to hospitals to create a healing atmosphere for patients. He believes that healing is the same as
The importance of efficiency, because there are so many diseases caused by stress itself. However, according to him, the challenge now is how to convince clients that there are many people who need healing.
In this workshop series, there will also be an Online Seminar entitled "Design & Post-Pandemic Recovery" on Wednesday, May 25, 2022 at 15.00 WIB. In this seminar, two speakers will be presented, namely Dr. Ir.
Adhi Nugraha from ITB and Dr. Friedrich Weltzien from Hochschule Hannover. Dr. Adhi Nugraha will present material entitled Post-Pandemic Design Calibration, while Dr. Weltzien will present material entitled The Creative Break, "I Prefer Not to" as an Inspired Decision. This seminar can be followed through the zoom platform with meeting ID: 951 2344 9282 and passcode HSH-ISIYK.
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