H U R R Y – U P & S L O W – D O W N !

SARAH HAY, BID, MAA design
phone: 604.783.2723 | email: sarah [at] breavo [dot] com

Projects

Breavo Blog > archive - projects, observations, questions, ideas on: art, design, nature and conviviality
Conscientious Innovation > creative strategy and design - sustainabilty marketing and brand planning firm
The Challenge Series > design planning and graphics management - the story of Vancouver's Olympic Village
Light House > communications and design - resource centre for sustainable building in British Columbia
Vancouver Design Nerds > co director and member since 2005 - facilitating collaborative design
Heliomatrix > team member since fall 2008 - user interface design
Mad Max Racing > race crew and web design since 2006

Carleton University > project portfolio from the school of industrial design 1999 - 2003
EVO > contextual recording device for travellers - grad project 2003
Sailing into History > web design - the historical paintings of Gordon Miller

portfolio + 2.0 Collections

WORK EXPERIENCE > download resume (.pdf) and/or portfolio (.pdf!)

flickr photos > a colourful chronological visual glimpse into my life (and everyone else's)
youtube videos > moving images with same purpose as above.
del.icio.us links > a well tagged catalogue of sites of particular interest and significance to me (and then some)

emily carr university masters of applied arts [design] 2006-08

Thesis paper (slow design: the lost art of shifting gears March 2008)
Thesis presentation (S L O W D E S I G N April 24th 2008. 15:00 PT.)
Primed (graduation exhibition - 1535 west 3rd ave. ECI studios May 2008)
Blurring Boundaries (SSHRC proposal - a valiant effort to no avail)

in brief

Sarah Hay is a Vancouver based artist / designer with a specific interest in environmental and social sustainability. A graduate of the Masters of Applied Arts in Design program at Emily Carr University, her thesis explored the slow movement as it relates to the design process. She constructed a seaworthy raft out of salvaged materials as a way to test and apply the theoretical aspects of slow design. Sarah Hay’s current practice includes creative strategy consulting and full-time-super-mom.