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Interview with Lea, Sibyl and Youjung on personal practice and scalability.
= Exercise in Interviewing: Practice and Scalability=


https://pad.xpub.nl/p/SI29-methods-040226
During [https://pad.xpub.nl/p/SI29-methods-040226 methods class on February 2, 2026], we discussed the text “Some Problems with Scale” (from “The Mushroom at the End of the World” by Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing). Afterwards, we conducted interviews with each other in groups of three regarding our personal practice and how we feel about scale in relation to it. Our groups consisted of Lea, Sibyl and Youjung. We all thought about possible interview questions, then discussed them together and settled on a set of six, with the option ask follow-up or clarification questions.


== Lea ==
 
 
== Interviewee: Lea ==
Interviewer: Sibyl | Secretary: Youjung
Interviewer: Sibyl | Secretary: Youjung


# How would you describe your practice? If it contains multiple aspects, how do you connect each to the others?
== Interviewee: Youjung ==
# How do you want to navigate yourself and your practice within your field or community?
Interviewer: Lea | Secretary: Sibyl
# Which parts of your everyday practice do you consider to be easily scalable?
# How do you start out when working on a new project? From small scale to big scale, or the other way around?
# Have you ever thought about growing your practice into a business?
# If you have, how do you want to ensure that you stay curious in your practice (instead of just scaling up one or a few single projects)?
# How do you want to develop your practice? What would be your ideal goal?
 
== Youjung ==


== Sibyl ==
== Interviewee: Sibyl ==
Interviewer: Youjung | Secretary: Lea

Revision as of 23:29, 4 February 2026

Exercise in Interviewing: Practice and Scalability

During methods class on February 2, 2026, we discussed the text “Some Problems with Scale” (from “The Mushroom at the End of the World” by Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing). Afterwards, we conducted interviews with each other in groups of three regarding our personal practice and how we feel about scale in relation to it. Our groups consisted of Lea, Sibyl and Youjung. We all thought about possible interview questions, then discussed them together and settled on a set of six, with the option ask follow-up or clarification questions.


Interviewee: Lea

Interviewer: Sibyl | Secretary: Youjung

Interviewee: Youjung

Interviewer: Lea | Secretary: Sibyl

Interviewee: Sibyl

Interviewer: Youjung | Secretary: Lea