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Charlie Tait is a Senior Lecturer in Graphic Design/Digital Media at Teesside University, affiliated with the Institute for Collective Place Leadership. He works at the intersection of design, technology, and social engagement, focusing on participatory and experiential outcomes. His research emphasizes ethical and sustainable practices, often using reclaimed materials and digital interactivity.
His research interests include:
- Generative and motion graphics
- Design for cultural heritage and social good
- Sustainable and upcycled design practices
- Interactive and ambient visual systems
His recent scholarly work explores the intersection of digital platforms and physical installations, with a focus on public engagement. The article Strokes Of Genius? The Serious Craft of Crazy Golf (2018) reflects his interest in blending design, play, and sustainability in public spaces.
Notable projects include:
- WSPR: A generative motion graphic installation using live Twitter data, exhibited at Kronborg Castle and Istanbul
- Rememorial WWI: A Heritage Lottery Funded project exploring peace narratives in the Tees Valley
- Pathways to Policy: An ongoing project on design-led community engagement for landscape integration
He has no listed scientific awards. He advises on research projects and has secured external funding, including from the Heritage Lottery Fund. His work is often collaborative and interdisciplinary, involving teams from the UK, Brazil, and Norway.
