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Luis Vega : Thinking with people and pots

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This practice-led design study expands the image of the designer-researcher pursuing an individually framed project and employing self-reflective methods. By inviting other practitioners to explore shared modes of ‘thinking through making,' the author illustrates what happens when the boundaries of one's creative practice are socially and materially reconfigured. The result is a novel approach to investigating how individuals and things become entangled in collaborative and distributed design situations, providing adequate tools to navigate this entangled space from within and maintain analytical clarity. Thinking with People and Pots offers a mind-opening perspective for anyone aiming to integrate practice and research. Through the lens of three pottery-based design experiments staged to provoke unanticipated forms of sociomaterial negotiation, the study invites readers to interrogate established research methods and second-guess preconceived ideas about practice.

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AuthorLuis Vega
TitleThinking with people and pots
LocationCentral warehouse Ships within 1-4 business days
SubtitleA practice-led design study of sociomaterially distributed thought processes
PublisherAalto-yliopiston taiteiden ja suunnittelun korkeakoulu
Publication year2024
Published2024
Edition1
BindingPaperback / softback
Page count184
LanguageEnglish
Product conditionNew
SeriesAalto University Publication Series Doctoral Theses 211
ISBN9789526420608
Height (mm)249
Depth (mm)176
Width (mm)16
Weight (g)514
Tax ClassALV 14 %
Keywordsdesign processes, distributed cognition, practice-led research, sociomateriality, thinking through making
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