Chenxi Cui

<p class="p1"><strong>Chenxi Cui </strong>(he/him), is a <em>Designer Philosopher</em>, <em>Design Theorist</em>, <em>Design Researcher</em>, <em>Asian queer</em> and at the same time, he also studied in China.</p> <ul class="ul1"><li class="li1">His current research work (thesis) investigates ethical questions in <span class="s2">More-than-Human Design (MTHD)</span> through the lenses of <em>affect</em> (Affect theory), <em>embodiment</em>, <em>sensory experience</em>, and <em>material vitality</em> (New Materialism).</li><li class="li1">Cui’s work sits at the intersection of design theory, philosophy, ethics, methodology, culture/criticism, and history. </li><li class="li1">His research foregrounds peripheral, marginal, minoritarian, boundary, and alternative interdisciplinary design narratives.</li></ul> <ul style="list-style-type: disc;"><li class="p1"><strong>Three Section of My Research</strong><br/>Currently, my research centers on three interconnected directions:<br/><em>       1.</em>More-than-human design (ethics)<br/>       2.Designing material entanglements across social, technical, media, cultural, and political systems <span class="s1">（</span>Design&Techno Philosophy and theory<span class="s1">）</span><br/>       3.Queering design and alternative interdisciplinary design narratives</li></ul>