Application Form: https://forms.gle/dJYy4zxzU7aDW5We9 (Apply by January 11th, Saturday)

We invite SNU students to join the workshop titled "Different Senses, Different Lives, Different Worlds: Sensing the Digital-Analog."

Where do we stand between the analog continuity of the natural world and the digital discontinuity of binary logic?

This workshop questions whether we overly focus on 'digital' in our world or dream of crafting a perfectly digital future. Are we striving to integrate humans, human production and labor activities, and non-human agents into a fully digital re-socialization, automation, and platform-based labor?

Participants will explore the digital-tech society we live in through various senses like sight, hearing, touch, and smell. Through this process, we’ll reflect on the conflicts, risks, biases, and inequalities inherent in our technological society. Together, we will document and reinterpret these issues and create tools to experience the digital-analog continuum through alternative sensory means using the zine-making process.

- Dates: January 14 (16:00-18:00), January 23 (14:00-18:00), January 24 (16:00-18:00) (Total of 3 sessions)

- Venue: Wooseok Economic Hall, SNU Gwanak Campus (tentative, subject to change)

- Eligibility: Undergraduate students from SNU’s College of Social Sciences and other departments

- Required Items: Personal laptop or tablet PC

- Facilitator: Media Artist Min-A Kim / TAs: Jae-Woo Kim (Anthropology), Hyo-Jun Lee (Sociology)

- How to Apply: Fill out the application form via the link above.

- Inquiries: Jae-Woo Kim (Anthropology) kjaewoo@snu.ac.kr/010-3284-5587