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Finissage in Berlin

By Steffi Appelius | Published: January 28, 2010

Last weekend the exhibitions Visual Voltage and Visual Voltage Amplified celebrated a big finissage-party at Felleshuset in Berlin. Before everything was packed up and sent to Beijing, the next stop of Visual Voltage in April 2010, 150 guests followed the invitation of the Swedish Institute, Swedish Embassy and the hosts of the workshop [...]

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Visual Voltage - The Workshop, 22-23 January 2010

By Steffi Appelius | Published: January 19, 2010

Through Design we can turn an invisible activity of energy consumption into a process that can be expierenced, thereby potentially altering awareness and leading to a change in behavior. Following this line of thought, the Visual Voltage exhibition presents a set of objects specially designed to help vistors reflect on how they consume energy.
To deepen [...]

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What if we were powered by batteries?

By Olle Dierks | Published: March 22, 2009

Sometimes it would be useful with an easier way of getting some extra energy. Especially when coming home after a long day at work. What if we could just plug in to the electricity outlet and skip the dinner?

We asked a associate professor Kjell Waltersson at Mälardalen University how much energy really is needed to [...]

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Visual Voltage is an exhibition by The Swedish Institute and Interactive Institute.