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Tobias Revell (UK) was born in a Hampshire town built around a system of roundabouts in late 1986. His second ever memory is gazing at a tropical fish tank in the bar of a Welsh bed and breakfast while the room crowded with adults watching the fall of the Berlin Wall on the one small television available. His first memory involves filling the doors of a Porsche with sand. | Tobias Revell (UK) was born in a Hampshire town built around a system of roundabouts in late 1986. His second ever memory is gazing at a tropical fish tank in the bar of a Welsh bed and breakfast while the room crowded with adults watching the fall of the Berlin Wall on the one small television available. His first memory involves filling the doors of a Porsche with sand. | ||
He holds a BA Hons. (1st) in Design for Interaction 24 and Moving Image from the London College of Communication and an MA in Design Interactions at the Royal College of Art from which he graduated in July 2012. As well as being an internationally exhibiting artist, he’s Course Director for Information and Interface Design and tutor in Interaction Design Arts and a founding member of research consultancy Strange Telemetry. | He holds a BA Hons. (1st) in Design for Interaction 24 and Moving Image from the London College of Communication and an MA in Design Interactions at the Royal College of Art from which he graduated in July 2012. As well as being an internationally exhibiting artist, he’s Course Director for Information and Interface Design and tutor in Interaction Design Arts and a founding member of research consultancy Strange Telemetry. | ||
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*[[H&D Summer Talks 2016|Speaker during H&D Summer Talks 2016]] | |||
[[H&D Summer Talks 2016|Speaker during H&D Summer Talks 2016]] | |||
Revision as of 14:00, 3 July 2017
Tobias Revell (UK) was born in a Hampshire town built around a system of roundabouts in late 1986. His second ever memory is gazing at a tropical fish tank in the bar of a Welsh bed and breakfast while the room crowded with adults watching the fall of the Berlin Wall on the one small television available. His first memory involves filling the doors of a Porsche with sand. He holds a BA Hons. (1st) in Design for Interaction 24 and Moving Image from the London College of Communication and an MA in Design Interactions at the Royal College of Art from which he graduated in July 2012. As well as being an internationally exhibiting artist, he’s Course Director for Information and Interface Design and tutor in Interaction Design Arts and a founding member of research consultancy Strange Telemetry.