Mass production: The book designed by the public

The installation, by London-based creative practice Six:Thirty, comprised a series of touchscreens that enabled users to choose different images and create a page based on a theme. They could then vote on the best pages. The most popular will be compiled into the Collate book and will be accompanied by text by It’s Nice That editor-in-chief Rob Alderson and journalist Joël Vacheron.

‘With the growth of online communities, consumption of information has become a more active experience,’ according to Six:Thirty.

Collate brings the collaborative element of the internet into a physical space, appealing to the Curator Generation of consumers who prefer to create content rather than just consume it.