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Andrea Kelemen is a design researcher interested in investigating technology from the perspective of folds: the folding of the symbolic into the digital, the virtual into the actual and the cognitive into the material.
Since acquiring her MA in Philology, Andrea completed a number of post-graduate courses in the fields of anthropology, sociology, design, computer science, and philosophy, and has 6 years of experience working in industry as a design researcher.
Primarily working in the ML space, Andrea uses ethnomethodology and philosophy to bridge the gap between procedural and descriptive knowledge and create post-representationalist vernaculars for dialogic innovation.
Since acquiring her MA in Philology, Andrea completed a number of post-graduate courses in the fields of anthropology, sociology, design, computer science, and philosophy, and has 6 years of experience working in industry as a design researcher.
Primarily working in the ML space, Andrea uses ethnomethodology and philosophy to bridge the gap between procedural and descriptive knowledge and create post-representationalist vernaculars for dialogic innovation.
Andrea’s practice is strongly grounded in data ethics and the open science movement and she is currently working at Reflexive Codes (RC), her self-initiated design research studio.
RC’s approach to design research is fundamentally exploratory/generative, participatory and continuous. RC works closely with designers, PMs, engineers and customer facing teams in order to implement discovery processes that help teams innovate in the Software 2.0 paradigm.
RC’s approach to design research is fundamentally exploratory/generative, participatory and continuous. RC works closely with designers, PMs, engineers and customer facing teams in order to implement discovery processes that help teams innovate in the Software 2.0 paradigm.