His practice of design aims to craft more subtle, critical and ambiguous scenarios at the intersection between science and and society. Using a wide variety of media from three dimensional models to graphics, illustrations or video, and collaborating with other disciplines in the sciences and humanities, David Benqué aims to encourage the public to question and re-assess their relationships to science and technology.
David holds a BA in graphic design from the Royal Academy in the Hague (Netherlands), and an MA in Design Interactions from the Royal College of Art in London (United Kingdom). His work has been recently exhibited in Science Gallery in Dublin (Ireland), Ars Electronica in Linz (Austria), NEMO Science Museum in Amsterdam (Netherlands)and in National Museum of China in Beijing.