Child Culture Design
An asset for both businesses and the communities they take part in.
The studio’s aim is to find different approaches to how the goals of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) can be incorporated into professional practices, and how to obtain useful outcomes that actively include and celebrate children’s perspectives.
The UNCRC was made law in Sweden in 2020.
This means that any business whose projects affect the youth, directly or indirectly, should include the kids’ participation as part of their processes and decision-making.
Understanding how to work for and with children, not only becomes an interesting topic but an asset that can enhance both the business’s project’s results and the communities they take part in.
Formkiosk focus is to become a bridge between businesses and children.
Connecting their input, needs, and ideas into design briefs that businesses can understand and put into action. Achieved with the use of Design Thinking and different participation methods and tools for both children and adults together.
This way, children become active informants and collaborators for enhancing the creative processes through democratic practices.
about the founder
Eisel Miranda is a Mexican Child Culture Designer with a graphic and product design background based in Gothenburg, Sweden.
She has been developing her practice in several projects surrounding kids, design, and education since 2015. Her primary focus is directing her design practice to find new pathways to empower children through active participation, enabling spaces where their rights, opinions, and insights are taken seriously.
Workshops design, implementation, and analysis are her main tools for finding useful insights that can help enhance design processes.
As a graphic designer, she has worked with the design of several corporative identities, logotype design, websites, animation, and editorial design.
