Sam Wixton
Major
Design for Social Innovation
Whakapapa in CoDesign
Overview:
Whakapapa, the ontological and epistemological influence it has, guides me to honour the whakaaro of my tūpuna in the way I work as a designer, in order to create better futures for my mokopuna. This sets me up to create meaningful connections and forge strong, equitable, and impactful solutions, that design with people, not for them. Whakapapa forces us to think in ways that are in contradiction with western intuition. As designers, it requires us to shift away from being the perpetuators of resource exploitation and promulgators of mass consumerism. Instead, it requires us to be kaitiaki of the future.
Student:
Sam Wixton
Lecturer:
Jessica Freire
Course:
SIDN 272 Co-Design I / Hoahoa Mahi Ngātahi I
Published:
2022
Other Projects
K, Aa–Z! : a typographic installation
By Jack Bublitz
Communication Design - Hoahoa ā-Whakakōrero
How to be Brown: and other crises of a biracial woman in NZ
By Ronia Ibrahim
Communication Design - Hoahoa ā-Whakakōrero
Eat Me
By Florence Fox
Design for Social Innovation - Hoahoa mō te Auahatanga ā-Papori
Other Projects
K, Aa–Z! : a typographic installation
By Jack Bublitz
Communication Design - Hoahoa ā-Whakakōrero
How to be Brown: and other crises of a biracial woman in NZ
By Ronia Ibrahim
Communication Design - Hoahoa ā-Whakakōrero
Eat Me
By Florence Fox
Design for Social Innovation - Hoahoa mō te Auahatanga ā-Papori