Date

19 February 2026

Time

18:30 PM - 19:30 PM

Where

IED Madrid Design District, Madrid - Spain

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Fruition

In-person event

Notes

Free open access

On February 19 at 6:30 PM, IED Madrid Design District hosts Realities in Transition, a session with Studio Dumbar focused on exploring sound and motion as fundamental tools in constructing contemporary identities.

The session features Liza, a motion designer whose work is developed through experimentation with behavior, tools, materials, and collaborative processes applied to high-impact international projects. 

Her notable projects include Instagram’s moving identity, the D&AD Creativity Festival, and OpenAI’s moving brand, in addition to co-founding DEMO – Design in Motion Festival and the podcast Typeradio.org. An elected member of the Alliance Graphique Internationale and former council member of D&AD and ADCN, her career demonstrates how creativity in motion can define the very essence of a visual identity, expanding its boundaries beyond the static and opening new forms of connection between brands, audiences, and digital environments. 

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