On March 19, join us a book presentation followed by a conversation with Maisa Imamović about her latest book, Maisa in Webland: Detouring UX Destinies, published by Set Margins (2025) at the transmediale studio
Maisa will also lead a workshop on March 20, examining government-issued self-deportation applications as objects of design critique and sociotechnical conditions that emerge from their advertising rigor.
Book launch & conversation
March 19, 18:30 doors open
Donation based entry
Copies of the publication available for sale at the event – also signed ⭒
Workshop – Tap to Go: Redesigning the Self-Deportation Apps
March 20, 14–17:00
Registration only
No design or technical experience is required. The workshop is open to artists, researchers, designers, activists, and anyone who feels like urgency and paralysis feel like the same thing right now.
Maisa Imamović is a writer, web designer/developer, and experimental educator based in Los Angeles and, oftentimes, in Amsterdam. She critically studies the role of the single user and user behaviors generated by code. She codes to challenge the ideology of user-friendliness, support cultural platforms, respond to political gems, and socialize. Text + Code are her main mediums.