Submersible Design

Kati London is Vice President at Area/Code, which creates cross-media games and entertainment. London designs and develops opportunities for interacting with others – whether that be for people and plants, residents of Gaza City and Tel-Aviv or gamers playing tag with tiger sharks in the Great Barrier Reef. Her collaborative projects have been featured in the Museum of Science & Industry, the Dutch Electronic Arts Festival and the Design Museum of London. She frequently speaks on digital/physical hybridization.

At Area/Code, London works with clients that include the BBC, the Carnegie Institute/Girls Math and Science Project, Disney Imagineering, the United Kingdom’s Department for Transport, Nike, Discovery Channel, CBS, MTV and the Peter G. Peterson Foundation

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Journalist turned technology-centered artist with a passion for environmental issues, social media, open innovation, science, and museum education.

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Rebecca Bray is co-founder, with Britta Riley, of Submersible Design, an agency specializing in creating interactive content for science and art museums. She and Britta also make art pieces that are meant to provoke new kinds of engagement with environmental issues (brittaandrebecca.org). Rebecca teaches at NYU’s ITP program.

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