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During the lockdown, Imke has been researching the new ways of queueing, promoting social affinity in a society that needs physical distancing. With her project Queuerator, she designs new ways of intimacy and communication.
Imke Sloos investigates how we could redesign our waiting time. Her project starts with positioning a queuerator: a person to manage the queue. This “Queuerator” makes sure everyone maintains at a safe distance, whilst also making the waiting time more fu
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