TEJP is a series of experiments in which users deploy open low-tech prototypes in urban settings to create layers of personal information and meaning in public space through the parasiting of physical environments. Focusing the experiments on the aspect of physical interaction, we observe how emerging information content and user behaviors are influenced by the characteristics of the prototypes. This will result in design implications that will allow for a heightened degree of poetry and personal expression in ubiquitous computing.

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Project team
Margot Jacobs and Lalya Gaye