TEDxEastEnd - Oliver Marlow - space as conversation September 30, 2011

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Oliver Marlow is a multi-platform designer and co-founder of TILT. As Head of Design at the Hub he collaborated on over 20 Hubs all over the world. He was a co-founder of the Forest Café in Edinburgh, and has designed with amongst others, Futerra, the Young Vic Theatre, the Battersea Arts Centre, Aldeburgh Music, Edinburgh Film Festival and NPI, Shanghai, the first social innovation centre in China.

As a filmmaker and photographer he has published and shown widely, including The Sundance Film festival, UkinNY, New York, ICA London and Videa00, Barcelona. Pictures have appeared in the Sunday Times, Financial Times, The Stage, and The Herald amongst others.

A strong interest in social agency and change has led me to use many forms of expression, each imbued with particular structures and approaches. I believe strongly in the transformative power of art and design and my current work with TILT reflects that.

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