Willing other ways of doing things into being, together, one project at a time.
Here’s how we might work together, pick a lane, or just say hi.
Talks + workshops
I still do them, selectively, and they’re best when they’re part of something bigger.
Field notes from a decade in AI, other ways of looking, and formats where people participate instead of just listen.
Browse past talks ➜Side quests
Also me: the work I love that doesn’t fit the three lanes.
- For creatives, coaching, Notion + AI workflows
- Digital gardening, for teams
- Yoga, tech events, retreats, wherever bodies + screens need untangling
- Made by hand, handtufted rugs, collage + creative processing workshops
🌀 The through-line in my work is imagining otherwise: exploring what else is possible, and making it real enough to touch.
🐇 My favorite thing to do is going down deep research rabbit holes and returning with souvenirs: findings, insights, hunches, better questions. Then we turn those into things people can experience, walk through, play with, argue about: zines, exhibitions, publications, installations.
🌊 I’m interested in how we navigate change: mindfully, gracefully, collectively, willing other ways of doing things into being, one project at a time. Right now that’s often pointed at AI and technology, some of the defining shifts of our time.
🧠 My brain is generative, I’ll link your thing to five other things before lunch, with a sensibility for what’s interesting and what matters (so I’ve been told).
🌰 (My) creativity loves constraints: I enjoy a clear brief with criteria, and creative autonomy inside it.
🗣️ I do my best work with people: informal, collaborative, thinking out loud and working in the open.
🌐 Trans-disciplinary by default, 13+ years roaming design, research, anthropology, and tech, translating between worlds. A week of mine might hold research for a cultural archive, an advisory session with a team building with AI, design feedback with my team, an afternoon of tufting, a yoga class (giving or taking), and at least one rabbit hole that wasn’t on the calendar. The cross-pollination is the point.
🤝 If that’s the kind of attention your project needs: hiya, let’s talk.
Start with an email.
Email first: hello@nadiapiet.com, and if it clicks, we book a discovery call.
In your email, tell me: a bit of context, the rough brief (rough is fine), your timeline, the budget you have in mind (fair-pay aligned), and why me (of all people 🙂). The more info, the better, it saves us both a round of email tennis 🌿.
Fair warning: I practice ping minimalism, my inbox and I have healthy boundaries. If you need an answer by a certain date, say so, and I’ll do my best to meet you there.
hello@nadiapiet.com ➜