This paper describes an attempt to use poetry in design as an access door to experience cultural elements and embed them in the design of meaningful aesthetic interactions. Not only do poems tell a story, but their language and the way they play with the subtleties of that language also tell us a lot about cultural values, feelings, beliefs and judgments. This approach is exemplified by reporting on an educational activity carried out in the “Cultural Sensitivity” module of the Master’s Degree Program in Industrial Design at Eindhoven Uni-versity of Technology (TU/e). By illustrating and discussing actual implement-ed students’ projects, a conceptual framework for employing poetry in design is provided.
Marti, P. (2015). Poetry in design. In Design and Semantics of Form and Movement - DeSForM 2015. Aesthetics of interaction: dynamic, multisensory, wise, 13-17 October 2015, Milano, Italy (pp.48-56). Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V..
Poetry in design
Marti, Patrizia
2015-01-01
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This paper describes an attempt to use poetry in design as an access door to experience cultural elements and embed them in the design of meaningful aesthetic interactions. Not only do poems tell a story, but their language and the way they play with the subtleties of that language also tell us a lot about cultural values, feelings, beliefs and judgments. This approach is exemplified by reporting on an educational activity carried out in the “Cultural Sensitivity” module of the Master’s Degree Program in Industrial Design at Eindhoven Uni-versity of Technology (TU/e). By illustrating and discussing actual implement-ed students’ projects, a conceptual framework for employing poetry in design is provided.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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