Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg | People | Collection of Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

Ask Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg what led her to enter the Royal College of Art’s inaugural Design Interactions program after studying architecture at Cambridge and design at Harvard, and she explains: “It was never a planned diversion.” The same could be said of her engagement with science, in which Ginsberg has no formal training. Yet her work belies such modesty. It is incisive and provocative—bold, elegant, and empathetic. Ginsberg is forging tighter connections between design and science, exploring design approaches that visualize aesthetic and ethical futures enabled by biotechnology. Designing for the Sixth Extinction (2013–ongoing), for instance, investigates the impact synthetic biology could... more.

We have 13 objects that Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg has been involved with.

Patent Drawing, Autonomous Seed Disperser, from Designing for the Sixth Extinction

Rendering, Self Inflating Antipathogenic Membrane, from Designing for the Sixth Extinction

Rendering, Mobile Bioremediation Unit, from Designing for the Sixth Extinction

Rendering, Autonomous Seed Disperser, from Designing for the Sixth Extinction

Patent Drawing, Mobile Bioremediation Unit, from Designing for the Sixth Extinction

Rendering, Bioaerosol Microtrapping Biofilm, from Designing for the Sixth Extinction

Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg has collaborated with
The Mill and
Ginkgo Bioworks and
Christina Agapakis and
Sissel Tolaas.

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