Kesia Davies*
Switzerland — 14:32 CET
People protect what they've learned to see.
I work on the seeing part, the distance between knowing about a thing and caring about what happens to it. Posters about whales, lessons about wetlands, a book about wine, once a birdhouse.
*currently learning: what machines are good for

01 — Selected Projects
02 — About
The questions that pull me: How do we educate people about conservation without falling into the knowledge gap trap? How do we help young people care about the environment without tipping them into hopeless gloom? How do we let data carry emotion? How do we fill youth with courage, vivacity and grit for what's worth it: their future?
The more-than-human world is as complex and worthy of consideration as we are. So are young people.
I've been learning as I go: New York, designing annual reports at Ideas on Purpose; Samos, making bilingual conservation posters and teaching school groups with Archipelagos Institute of Marine Conservation. Print, information design, illustration, the occasional website. Looking for full-time roles in conservation communication and information design. EU passport, location flexible.
Design
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Education
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Illustration
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The occasional website
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English, Italian, French
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