urbanixd summer school design fictions through the meta-lens of agonism and dissensus: søren...
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a closer look at the urbanixd summer school design fictions through the meta-lens of agonism and dissensus
søren rosenbak, doctoral researcherumeå institute of design, umeå, swedencity|data| future, venezia, 25.09.14
design – fiction
“the deliberate use of diegetic prototypes to suspend disbelief about change.”- Bruce Sterling, Slate, 2012.
- Gonzatto et al., The ideology of the future in design fictions.
also,a philosophy of thingsa research prospect a methodology a design technique
- Lukic & Katz, 2010.
- Grand & Wiedmer, 2010.
- Milton, 2003.
- Bleecker, 2009.
the summer school[temporality, multidisciplinarity,
studio, inspiration]
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ext. temporality
int. temporality
artificiality as studio reality as studio
shared on-site inspiration
intertextual cohesion[cast, characters, space]
cast
characterscharacters
space
meta-layered dissensus[trust, manipulation, listening, economics]
Still: Her (2013)
dont you trust me?who can i trust?
by distorting reality you manipulate currency
voyeur adventurer
http://www.globalresearch.ca/the-neoliberal-squeeze-on-post-apartheid-democracy-reclaiming-the-south-african-dream/28453
neoliberal fantasygift-giving utopia
“Agonism is a condition of disagreement and confrontation–a condition of contestation and dissensus.”
“In labelling an object as adversarial, I mean to call attention to the contestational relations and experiences aroused through the designed thing and the way it expresses dissensus.”
- Carl DiSalvo, Adversarial Design
“In contrast to Newton and Schopenhauer, you ancestor did not believe in uniform, absolute time. He believed in an infinite series of times, in a growing, dizzying net of divergent, convergent and parallel times. This network of times which approached one another for centuries, embraces all possibilities of time. We do not exist in the majority of these times; in some you exist, and not I; in others I and not you; in others, both of us.”
- Borges, Garden of Forking Paths
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plurality
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the (in)tangibility of the cloud
Förster, Nasib & Rosenbak / The Future Cloud is Buried / 2013
WD / My Cloud / 2014
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Timo Arnall / Internet Machine / 2013
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Ivar Veermae / Crystal Computing (Google Inc. St. Ghislain) / 2013
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designing design fictions
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“As I do in this inquiry into objects, Björgvinsson, Ehn, and Hillgren use agonism as an analytical frame for the activities and outcomes of participatory design. In the same way as extending adversarial design from an analytic to a generative frame for the making of objects, we can also imagine agonism as a generative frame for participatory design.”
- Carl DiSalvo, Adversarial Design
“As I do in this inquiry into objects, Björgvinsson, Ehn, and Hillgren use agonism as an analytical frame for the activities and outcomes of participatory design. In the same way as extending adversarial design from an analytic to a generative frame for the making of objects, we can also imagine agonism as a generative frame for design fictions.”
a) the subject matter: urban interaction design
b) the format: design fiction
c) the structure: the UrbanIxD summer school
thanks!
søren rosenbak, doctoral researcherumeå institute of design, umeå, sweden
[email protected]@srosenbak