WHAT IS GRAVITY FREE?

GRAVITY FREE:  CONCEPT
THE MULTIDISCIPLINARY DESIGN CONFERENCE

"I'm now pretty bored with single discipline conferences because
chances are you only learn about things you know already."

- Stefan Sagmeister, Grammy-award winning graphic designer

GRAVITY FREE is a truly unique design conference: It is Multidisciplinary. An exotic smorgasbord. A buffet. An array. An assortment. A choice. It means you can now for the first time immerse yourself in dozens of wildly diverse new design ideas -- not from just one discipline -- but with the most eclectic and remarkable designers on the planet. Karin Fong, Emmy winning film title and experiential designer, calls GRAVITY FREE "The search engine for design excellence."

Why multidisciplinary? Think cross pollination. Think exposing your mind to fresh ideas outside your comfort zone. It's the new route to innovation and inspiration. Apple icon Steve Jobs agrees, he calls it "connecting the dots." You'll want to be there to connect your own dots.

GRAVITY FREE is intentionally intimate. Attendance is limited to 500 designers. Each formal presentation
Learn more about GRAVITY FREE from past attendees and speakers:  
is 18 minutes. (We ask speakers to leave out the fluff you hear at other design conferences). There are no breakout sessions. Speakers even host their own informal roundtables, where Q&A is open to any question you want to ask, polite or not. Attendees rave about it. Many say, "the experience is magical shoptalk."

Finally, we believe in accountability. GRAVITY FREE is the only design conference that offers a satisfaction refund guarantee: "If you don't get what you came for, we will refund your registration fee. No questions. No hassles. No risk. End of story."

I hope you like the GRAVITY FREE concept as much as I do. If so, please help us spread the word. Share this with your friends. Sign up for updates. And I hope to see you at our next event.

Come curious. Leave inspired.

 

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