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The Citizen Rotation Office is a speculative design proposal by Luke Sturgeon. A fictional government service was designed to highlight the results of a technocratic policy designed with data.

The everyday experience of the city is explored in-context, through immersive experience prototypes, combining mobile technologies, audio guides, digital props, improvisation actors, rented accommodation, food and transport services. The project involved multiple experiences that ranged from 45 minutes to 24 hours, placing participants within a possible future, created by extrapolating existing trends and applying online behaviours to the urban environment.

If you are interested in future events, you can sign up to the project's mailing list for calls for particiation and news on upcoming installations.

Credits & huge thanks:

  • Alexander Humes (Actor)
  • Sam Weatherald (Actor)
  • Talal Karkouti (Actor)
  • Gareth Kearns (Actor)
  • Nina Pope (Participant)
  • Kaidi Kikas (Extra)
  • Vladimir Ivanic (Extra)
  • Peter Hudson (Participant)
  • Ted Hunt (Participant)
  • Lluisa Marsal Llacuna (Participant)
  • Emily Temperton (Participant)
  • Anastasia Vikhornova (Participant)
  • Annelise Keestra (Participant)
  • Laura Calloni (Participant)
  • Charlotte Jarvis (Participant)
  • Mariana Pestana (Participant)
  • David Shearing (Participant)
  • Gyorgyi Galik (Participant)
  • Sara Salsina (Designer)
  • Debbie Ding (Designer)
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Last changed: Tue 9 Oct 2018.

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