Research Focus:
Design for Wellbeing; lo-fi living labs; participatory design; arts in health
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Dr Juan Sanin is Lecturer in RMIT School of Design and Fellow in the Health Transformation Lab. His teaching, research and design practice is focused on the design of everyday experiences that contribute to people’s wellbeing. His design projects are run as ‘lo-fi design labs’: co-creative platforms based on the implementation of local knowledge, low-technologies, DIY and hacking techniques to develop tactical solutions for wicked problems.
Juan runs the Creative Wellbeing Program, an initiative to introduce creative practices in care services. The program has been running since 2019 in Bendigo Health Psychiatric Services, where it delivers art-based activities as part of occupational therapies for mental health patients. At the moment, a new version of the program, focused on visual arts and storytelling for aged care, is being developed in collaboration with Royal Freemasons Gregory Lodge.
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