Visual languages — playlist
In the KomunIKON Youtube channel we created a playlist about visual languages with over 40 videos about IKON, Bliss, Emoji and much more: YouTube playlist
-
-
KomunIKON app at the online Hackathon VersusVirus, Switzerland, April 2020
In April 2020 the KomunIKON team participated the online hackathon Versus Virus Switzerland, proposing iconic sentences about the Coronavirus SARS-COV-2. https://bit.ly/3dnRAOG
-
From Hieroglyphs to Emoji
Multilingual talk by the KomunIKON team on the history of visual languages at the Polyglot Gathering 2019 in Bratislava. From Hieroglyphs to Emoji: breve historio des langues visuelles — Cesco Reale, André Müller.
-
DUXU
The KomunIKON team was invited to chair a session about visual languages in July 2021 at the DUXU conference (the 10TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON DESIGN, USER EXPERIENCE AND USABILITY): http://2021.hci.international/duxu In this framework we will publish with Springer a paper on IKON with title «From Hieroglyphs to Emoji, to IKON: the search of the (perfect?)…
-
On the shoulders of the giants
International visual language KomunIKON is a project dealing with iconic communication. We are developing IKON, an international visual language through which a lot of sentences and concepts can be expressed only through icons, going one step beyond Emoji. Emoji Today Emoji are used by 2.5 billion people, while English and Chinese are used by far…
-
Un gioco può aiutarci a capire il disturbo bipolare? Reverti cerca di scoprirlo
ITALIANO English version below Version française ci-dessous Lo scorso dicembre, KomunIKON ha collaborato con il game designer italiano Alessio Spalluto, fornendo il set di icone per il suo nuovo gioco, Reverti. Il gioco nasce come progetto sociale in Italia, con l’obiettivo di sensibilizzare i giovani riguardo al disturbo bipolare. Il suo meccanismo di gioco mira…
-
KomunIKON, present in the Museum of Languages in Paris
ENGLISH In a corner of Paris, in the 6th district, is the iconic Mundolingua museum designed for language lovers. Its founder and director, Mark Oremland, seeks to provide the public with information and documents related to language and linguistic diversity. How is the Mundolingua museum divided? Its 170m2 is divided into two levels, ground floor…
