Team
Rashida Kamal
Rashida is a curious nerd. She has worked as a data journalist, researcher, and game designer. She is a recent graduate of NYU ITP, where she built rotary phones that talked to the Library of Congress and pneumatic cakes that expelled edible glitter. She plans to continue as a post-doctoral fellow at ITP, where she intends to research how libraries act as vehicles for what is known, what is remembered, and what is forgotten. She loves a good supply chain story and enjoys making sense of a mess.
Morgan Mueller
Morgan is an artist and researcher with a background in electrical engineering. His work currently focuses on the interconnections of labor, resource extraction, waste, and global trade. Examining how these underlying infrastructures shape ecologies, built environments, and digital spaces is foundational to his practice.
Emily Lin
Emily is a graphic designer, researcher and web developer interested in creating experiences and tools for educational and journalistic purposes. She strives to communicate the scientific concepts and social injustices related to trash, climate, and energy issues. Her latest research project is about the life cycles of electronics seen through the lens of materials and waste.
