RUBIX 10: PechaKucha Night

Can you tell the story of your research in 400 seconds? Japanese for “chit chat”, the PechaKucha is a presentation style developed in 2003 by Tokyo-based architects as an evening social event that has since spread to many different disciplines across the world. The format is meant to encourage presenters to share their ideas in a dynamic, concise, and visually compelling way.

RUBIX is an annual exhibition, symposium, and showcase event celebrating the scholarly, research, and creative (SRC) activities at The Creative School. This year, we are proud to celebrate our 10th anniversary, marking a decade of bringing together brilliant minds from across the fields of media, design, and creative industries.

Since its inception, RUBIX has served as a forum for discussion, connection, and collaboration, where faculty, staff, and students come together to share their work and explore emerging themes, issues, and challenges. It’s more than just an event — it’s an opportunity to build lasting relationships, exchange ideas, and shape the future of creativity and research at The Creative School.