Subvert familiar interactions
between objects and humans.
Challenge and expand terms of engagement.
Make objects protagonists
rather than quotidian props.
Reduce distance.
Become a collaborator.
Allow a new-found intimacy to grow.
Find alternate ways of communicating through
design that breaks expectations.
Work between fact and fiction.
Release a grip on tightly held certainties.
Allow materials to become conductors of meaning.
Encourage interdependence and revitalization.
As we envision our futures, I advocate for us as human
beings to take a moment and slow down
to look back to our “yesterdays.”
Look at what we’ve done and what the past has left us.
Can we extract so-called “waste” as materials
to make a better present and future?
between objects and humans.
Challenge and expand terms of engagement.
Make objects protagonists
rather than quotidian props.
Reduce distance.
Become a collaborator.
Allow a new-found intimacy to grow.
Find alternate ways of communicating through
design that breaks expectations.
Work between fact and fiction.
Release a grip on tightly held certainties.
Allow materials to become conductors of meaning.
Encourage interdependence and revitalization.
As we envision our futures, I advocate for us as human
beings to take a moment and slow down
to look back to our “yesterdays.”
Look at what we’ve done and what the past has left us.
Can we extract so-called “waste” as materials
to make a better present and future?