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<p>Jian Haake (she/her) is a graphic designer, facilitator and experimental maker. Coming from a background in book making and printed matter, her practice is strongly influenced by this perspective while shifting towards a more hybrid and open understanding of publishing. In her independent and collaborative work Jian Haake tries to establish a making practice that creates frameworks to invite happy accidents and the unexpected. Her current interest in physical computing and tool making is inspired by and will feed back into her experience in print publishing and workshop facilitation.<br><br>info@ohjian.org</p>
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<p>Jian Haake (she/her) is a graphic designer, facilitator and experimental maker. Coming from a background in book making and printed matter, her practice is strongly influenced by this perspective while shifting towards a more hybrid and open understanding of publishing. In her independent and collaborative work Jian Haake establishes a making practice that creates frameworks to invite happy accidents and the unexpected. Her current interest in physical computing and tool making is inspired by and will feed back into her experience in print publishing and workshop facilitation.<br><br>info@ohjian.org</p>
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