Stefanie Posavec – ‘People call me a poetic data designer’ | Artist Interview | Wellcome Collection @WellcomeCollection
Stefanie Posavec – ‘People call me a poetic data designer’ | Artist Interview | Wellcome Collection  @WellcomeCollection
Uploaded September 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Poetic data designer Stefanie Posavec, discusses ‘Updating Happiness’, an emotional check-in device which playfully draws attention to small daily pleasures. Complete a questionnaire and in return receive a uniquely designed quote, which will be added to a growing archive of reflections on happiness.

You can take part in our venue, or online by visiting updatinghappiness.com.

Share your quote online using #updatinghappiness.

‘Updating Happiness’ is part of On Happiness, a season of free exhibitions, events and activities exploring the complexity of positive emotions, running at Wellcome Collection from 15 July 2021 to 27 February 2022.

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