Hannah Perner-Wilson
- Hannah Perner-Wilson ‘explores the electrical properties of materials and traditional and contemporary craft techniques, developing new techniques for building electronics that emphasize materiality and process. I believe that this will allow us to build electronics that are more diverse, understandable and expressive than electronics currently are. Through creating examples, giving workshops and publishing online documentation I hope to disseminate this approach and demonstrate how we can engage with electronics in new ways‘ (HPW – 2012).
- Hannah is an active contributor to Instructables and co founded the collective Kobakant with Mika Satomi, publishing an online How To Get What You Want in 2009.
- She was also part of the High-Low Tech group at MIT Media Lab lead by Leah Buechley and created A Kit-of-No-Parts an approach to crafting electronics. You can also download her thesis here also.
