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With Project Alias, Tore Knudsen and Bjørn Karmann from Denmark demonstrated a simple, yet effective way to take back control over our own private sphere, which earned them the STARTS Prize of the European Commission in 2019. Tore will today show us the process and thoughts behind the project, while also showing other example of his speculative design work that explores our relationship with technology, data and privacy.
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