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Stats Birth Name: Ida Toft Age: 25, born 11 August 1999 Country of origin: Denmark Height: 5' 11"

Hi, I am Ida. I am a media artist. I work with a mix of screen-based games, screenless games, interactive sculptures, and workshops - a conglomerate of game culture, performance art, sculpture and installation. My work take form as a response to the environments I find myself in: socially, politically and technologically.

Ida Toft is an artist and researcher with Danish upbringing, currently based in Montreal/Tiohtià:ke. Ida works with sculpture/installations and researches digital and analogue technologies to find artistic expressions.

Promises is a local multiplayer game for up to 15 players in which algorithmically composed vibration patterns takes primacy over the screen. Promises explores what local multiplayer games might look like when using algorithmic vibration as primary material for expression. In Promises, objects circulate between the hands of the visitors.

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Bornmodels is a Danish fashion model agency founded by Patrick Schwensen. The agency works with bookings all over the world and represent both international topmodels and promising new faces. Bornmodels also organised fashion shows, magazine shootings and movie productions.

Ida Marie Toft is a Copenhagen/Montreal based media artist and PhD student at the Technoculture, Art and Games (TAG) research centre. Ida creates site specific games, and develops game technologies that allow for games to happen in unusual contexts.

Cross-Species Game Design is an art piece in the format of a workshop. As part of a research project on cross-species game design it engages conversations on play, games, pleasure, humor and the “other” across difference and species categories. The workshop format uses design practice as a twist to Clara Hemmings “technology of the presumed” (Hemings 2011). Thinking game design with ...