Tomomi Sayuda is a London based designer and artist who is specialized on interactive, product, space, user interface design and arts. She has worked interactive, exhibition, graphic, moving image, fine arts, craft design fields in London and Tokyo since 2004. Her work always concern about humor, culture and social interaction.

Her interactive scanning chair project "iBum" video is played on You Tube 120,000 times all over the world. Her work was on international media such as Creative Review, The Sunday Times(UK), NHK Digital Studium(Japan), Domus web(Itary).
Past main exhibitions are Frieze Art Fair 2009, IMM Cologne 2010, ICFF NY 2010, Tent London 2010, Kinetica Art Fair 2011.

She has involved interactive design projects at Kin Design, London. Past main projects she has participated were Museum of science and industry Manchester, Revolution gallery project, Wallpaper magazine custom cover project.

Currently, she is under her postgraduate programme at Royal College of Art MA Design Products from 2012.

2009-2012 Kin design, London / Interactive, spacial and graphic designer

2006-2012  Freelance web, graphic,interactive designer and photographer, London

2005  Hitachi intermedix, Tokyo / Assistant web designer

2004-2005  TV Asahi, Tokyo / Assistant set designer

2012- MA Design Products, Royal College of Art, London

2006-2009 BA Graphic and Media Design, London College of Communication, University of the Arts London

2003-2005 Industrial, furniture and craft design, Musashino Art University, Tokyo

September 2009 Creative Review one of the best graduates in the UK 2009

September 2009 NHK Digital studium weekly 4 selection　by Yasuhiro Suzuki

2012 Royal College of Art bursary

2012 UK Trade and Investment for ICFF New York

2010 UK Trade and Investment for Interior Lifestyle Tokyo

2010 UK Trade and Investment for ICFF New York

2003-2005 Musashino Art university Scholarship

2003-2005 Japan Ikuei-kai Scholarship