Jen Seevinck

Jen Seevinck is a Professor at Queensland University of Technology (QUT), affiliated with the School of Design within the Faculty of Creative Industries, Education & Social Justice. Her work bridges art, technology, and social impact, focusing on interactive design, data visualization, and participatory methods. She has led projects addressing environmental sustainability, healthcare communication, and aging populations through innovative installations, publications, and community co-design initiatives.

Key research areas include:
- Interactive art and technology-driven public engagement
- Design for healthcare environments (e.g., Queensland Children's Hospital wayfinding)
- Aged care sector representation in media and policy advocacy
- Ecological restoration through community art projects

Recent projects include:
- Editor of ISEA2024 Proceedings (2024)
- Lead researcher on Mozzie AR Toolkit for citizen science (2019-2021)
- Co-design of 'Parrot Murals' in healthcare settings (2024)
- Analysis of aged care media coverage (2022-2025)

Her work integrates interdisciplinary collaboration, with notable contributions to:
- Digital humanities
- Ethical technology applications
- Decolonial design methodologies