About the event:
This talk explores the evolving symbolism of the colour pink across different cultures and time periods, using historical and contemporary examples to trace its shifting meanings. From masculinity to femininity, rebellion to conformity, pink has worn many faces—each shaped by cultural intent. At its core, the discussion delves into how intention influences interpretation, reminding us that meaning is rarely fixed, but intended.
About the speaker
Evgeni Minchev is an Information Architect and Design Leader with over 10 years of experience. He explores the intersection of color, culture, and intent, driven by a natural curiosity and his work as a designer and father. Evgeni has spoken at events like the IA Conference and WAID, offering engaging and thought-provoking insights. Currently focused on AI in EdTech, he seeks to enhance learning through design. Outside of work, he’s an avid fly dresser and angler contemplating the greatest designer of all - nature.
Check out his profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/evgeniminchev/
This event is organized by the World Information Architecture Association and supported by the Rutgers Master of Business and Science Program. The presenters are volunteers who want to share their professional insights into information architecture.
We'll record the event; registered attendees will get a link to watch the recording later.