Media appearance list for The Mask of Soul and Desktop Fireworks

Thanks for everyone coming to RCA show!
I could get a lot of responses from press, industry and random audiences.
I still can't believe its huge result throughout two weeks show at South Kensington.
I could get responses for both Desktop Fireworks and The Mask of Soul. Particularly for The Mask of Soul, I got immediate press responses after my pictures are taken by Press Association. I appreciate so much about all interest to my work.Desktop fireworks had huge hit once it was featured on designboom, then my work has been seen by everywhere all over the world. And it creates many links to other web magazines. My videos on mine and RCA vimeo accounts counted nearly 6000 play times. (Well, basically videos are the same.)

Desktop Fireworks on my vimeo account
Desktop Fireworks on RCA Design Products

Here is the list of press responses so far.
11 newspapers and 15 web magazines so far

Newspaper (Web/Paper)

The Telegraph (on web, The Mask of Soul)
Pictures of the day 
A week in pictures

I archived this article in case for missing here. 
20 June 2014

The Independent
(on paper, The Mask of Soul) "Art world's new faces"
17 June 2014

The Huffington Post UK (Live News pictures of The day, The Mask of Soul)
(Archived link for the publicity is here.)

7 Days(on paper, Dutch Newspaper)
11July 2014

The Sun (on web, The Mask of Soul)
17 June 2014

The Courier and Advertiser (on paper, The Mask of Soul)

The Echo (on paper,The Mask of Soul)
17 June 2014

Morning Star (on paper, The Mask of soul )
17 June 2014

Glasgow Evening Times (on paper, The Mask of Soul)
17 June 2014

Jersey Evening Post (on Paper, The Mask of Soul)

Eastern Daily Press (on Paper, The Mask of Soul)

El Comercio (Peruvian newspaper, on web, Desktop Fireworks )


Web magazine

Mode(s) D'Emploi (French web magazine, Desktop Fireworks)

Hongkong Apple Next media (Web magazine, Desktop Fireworks)

Design Taxi (Design web magazine, Desktop Fireworks)

Mocoloco (Design web magazine, Desktop Fireworks)

Designboom (Design web magazine, Desktop Fireworks)

Designboom (Design web magazine, The Mask of Soul)

BT news (The Mask of Soul)

Spoon&Tamago  (Japanese culture web magazine, Desktop Fireworks)

Abunawaf.com (Arabic web magazine, Desktop Fireworks)

Trend Hunter (US web magazine, Desktop Fireworks)

City lab (US web magazine, Desktop Fireworks)

Graphism (French design web magazine, Desktop Fireworks)

Deface365 (Greek design blog, Desktop Fireworks)

Japanese Station (Indonesian Japanese trend forecasting web magazine, Desktop Fireworks)

Isuta.jp (Japanese design web magazine, Desktop Fireworks)

Don't kill my vibe (German design blog, Desktop Fireworks)

Home build life (Trend forecasting web magazine, Desktop Fireworks)

Bugidubi.it (Italian web magazine, Desktop Fireworks)



Other

RCA show official video clip (appear around 2:50, The Mask of Soul)


Thanks a lot again for everyone! And still I've already had interviews from more bigger press I can't tell you now. Very exciting time for me!

I will join an exhibition at Zaragoza, Spain on this Saturday!
I will perform "The Mask of Soul" swearing competition at gallery space as a part of exhibition "Border land" run by International Art Expo.  (http://www.tomomisayuda.com/en/work/swearingcompetition.html)
I am very excited to be there in this weekend!

http://www.lucacurci.com/artexpo/borderland-hidden-forbidden-openings.htm

V&A talk tonight! and New work "The Mask of Soul" has been uploaded!

I will have an interactive design talk session "This happened London" at Victoria & Albert Museum, London.
If you are around in London, please come to see me. It is reservation only event, please sign up on the website below. Resistration fee, 5 pounds are refundable normally after the talk session.

http://www.thishappened.org/blog/announcing-london-15

Also, I uploaded new work, 'The Mask of Soul', too.
Here is my statement of this work! Basically the mask is designed for shy people to speak their voice up to public!

'The mask of soul' gives psychological strength to be able to speak in public. 
It's a black mask, which hides the speaker's identity and creates a small privacy in a public space. 
Its microphone picks up the speaker's voice and plays it loud from the speaker on the top of the mask.
The idea is inspired by my personal experience of once having gone to karaoke with a very quiet shy friend, when he started to sing songs very loudly in the karaoke room. I would like to discuss through this work how small privacy gives psychological freedom in public.

The Mask of Soul - Tomomi Sayuda from tomomisayuda on Vimeo.

Also, I uploaded small project for fun which is called "Augmented realitish video". Which is look-a-like aufmented reality, but created by very basic principal...!

I hope you enjoy it!!


Augumented Realitish Video -Test &Play- / Tomomi Sayuda from tomomisayuda on Vimeo.

Also, my small sculpture, 'Hand, on' is still on a show at Flowers Kingsland Road, till 4 January 2014. Check this out, too!
http://www.flowersgallery.com/exhibitions/flowers/2013/small-is-beautiful/

Have a lovely Christmas time!

Tomomi

Exhibition at Flowers Kingsland road and a talk at V&A!

There is announcement of my exhibition and talk session.

I will exhibit at a group exhibition at 'Small is beautiful XXXI', Flowers Gallery Kingsland Road from 3 December 2013 - 5 January 2014.

Flowers, Kingsland Road
82 kingsland road
Opening hours
Tue-Sat 10am - 6 pm

Flowers gallery is one of my favourite galleries in London. I am pleased to hear  joining the exhibition.

http://www.flowersgallery.com/exhibitions/flowers/

Also I will have a talk at 'This happened London' at Victoria & Albert Museum, London on 20 December 2013
This talk series is happening every three months about interactive design.
Very excited to be as one of four guest speakers.
Booking is essential. Please register the talk session from 6 December through this website.

http://www.thishappened.org/

I am looking forward to seeing you soon. 

I was on a Japanese TV -NHK CHIKYU AGORA-

I was on a Japanese TV called NHK Chikyu agora. 

I was on the programme as a London based Japanese designer. 

Also I could show my work, "iBum". A TV presenter, Yuta Nakano tried to be on my iBum. 

He seems surprised to his result. 

Also, I was on the programme as a TV reporter to have a workshop at a London based design studio, ABAKE. It was an amazing experience to have the workshop from Maki Suzuki at Abake. 

I really enjoyed all of the filming. Thank you so much!  

My interview is released on a Japanese Women's magazine 'TRINITY".

My interview is published on a Japanese Women's magazine "TRINITY" vol.46 last month. 

I appreciate so much. 

Love train project in Tainan!

Hi, I am in Tainan, Taiwan.
I am here to do new project with students in National Chung Kung University as Royal College of Art, Design Products Platform 17 exchange programme with other students at P17.

We got an open brief about Tainan station.
So, I am doing a project about organizing trainspotting tour all over the world.
Tomorrow, I will start to film the project in Tainan! Very busy!!!

LOVE TRAIN project (1) Tokyo / Tomomi Sayuda from tomomisayuda on Vimeo.

Let’s make train spotting more popular!

Train spotting is an activity to transform boring everyday environment into an entertainment. Everyone doesn’t do it normally, but I would like to encourage more people to do the activity to add another perspective of everyday transports. People might find something new if I will explain about trains differently.

I am from Japan where we have massive culture and demand for train spotting. I would like to compare how people will react if I encourage to do train spotting in different locations in Tainan, Tokyo and London.

I will make maps of the best train spotting guide nearby of Tainan, Shinjuku in Tokyo and Marylebone in London. Then I will take people to the places and encourage to take photos and compare how people will react to the tour.

LOVE TRAIN projectは日本の鉄道撮影、見学文化を海外の違う国、数カ所で行ったら、どういう反応を現地の人々がするかを比較するプロジェクトです。
今はリサーチの段階として、東京のアクセスのしやすい撮り鉄スポットを中心に視察、そして実際に友人や家族をそこにつれていって、鉄道好きでいない人達が鉄道を観ることになるとどのように反応するかを記録しています。
通常は単交通機関でしかない電車という乗り物がどういう風にエンターテイメントして消化できるようになるのか、その狭間を異文化間で発見するプロジェクトです。

台湾の台南にてロンドンのRoyal College of Artと台南にある大学NCKUのコラボレーションプロジェクトとして行い、その後ロンドンでも調査と反応を見る予定です。