Emotional space
Sensation, emotions and feelings are crucial indicators for well-being and survival. When touching a hot stove, the sensation of heat will trigger retreat. Emotions of fear will trigger escape. Also more complex feelings like love, compassion, hate or alienation, inspire human behaviour. Sensations, emotions and feelings deeply influence the sense of place. When being in conflict even a large palace can be experienced as suffocating. When in love, a small bed can be paradise. Phsyical sensations inform about the nature and construction of environments. Emotions and feelings reflect the atmoshere that happen in an environment, touching the heart of human beings involved. As result a sense of place is constructed.
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concept, argument, theory:
CarolineThe concept of media schemata is crucial for research into the domain of designing presence in environments where technology plays a…
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methodology, stories:
Another example of a need to think different about the use of technology was posed to me by Heleen Riper, who was co-producer of the…
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Compare it to the games children play. They play war games, play death, they long for a game full of mature love an intimacy. They…
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methodology, specific:
This is an exploratory case study in which two networked events that took place in Amsterdam in 1989 and 1990 will be analysed. A…
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description, concept, stories, theory:
The last story I want to share in this section poses the question of whether there is a distinction to be made between mediated…
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description, concept, argument:
When designing a party, an event, or an application simple questions become hugely important: how to enter, how to identify, how to…
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description, collective history, general history:
In June 1990 the VI International Conference on AIDS was to be held in San Francisco. This is the annual conference at which…
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description, methodology, subjective, collective history:
Throughout the months of May and June many commitments were met: raising the funds from the ministry of Education, Culture and…
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concept, argument, theory, Parresia:
To be able to gather the crucial network, I looked for 'the third point' in the conferences I orchestrated. This is the point that…
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argument:
A second issue that demands attention when discussing the cognitive clash in mediated presence concerns the exchange of local…
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argument, theory:
The claim for the global outreach of science and technology is criticized by Donna Haraway in her plea for 'situated knowledge':…
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experience, perception:
Inge van der Vlies by
As a judge one merely checks the attitude of a witness. The witness attitude makes the difference in establishing the witness…
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experience, concept, practice:
Priya Kaul by
To establish trust in a technology environment I is not easy. Integrity, sharing information in an honest fashion is a first…
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experience, concept:
Rein Jansma by
When designing buildings and infrastructure the human body is always key to the design. Vision, hearing, physical constraints of…
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experience, perception, argument:
Vibodh Parthasarathi by
When transposing a concept like Witnessed Presence from one culture to another some tuning is acquired, according to Vibodh…
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experience, description, methodology:
Geetha Narayanan by
The learning environment of Srishti is an open environment; always in a state of flux, there is a survival of the fittest, and there…
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experience, concept, theory:
Aditya Dev Sood by
The technological systems that humans have developed in the last 80,000 years have been possible by space-time and the material…
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"Giving money to the rich and beautiful is easier than giving it to the poor and ugly"
Twas on a dark and cloudy night.....
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Anna
How a graphic pattern cut in safety glass can draw forth a smile. In our day-to-day lives most of us normally don't particularly…
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How must it be when your mum tells you that they she has to move to another country to work and earn money. You ask: ‘why you…
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description, methodology, specific, techno-biography:
Nevertheless, the human reality that is facilitated by technology is of such a complex nature that a clear understanding of its…
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The word 'design' in the research question of this study refers to the practice of creating experiences for people by making…
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description, methodology, specific:
In 1983 Michel Foucault gave a series of lectures at the University of Berkeley in which he addressed the old Greek idea of Parresia…
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description, argument, general history:
AnthonyEven architecture can be read as presence technology since it shapes an infrastructure that facilitates certain forms of…
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description, methodology, collective history:
In science as in the arts a lot of research has been carried out that can be understood as presence research even though it has not…
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argument, stories, theory:
The first story is about a robot dog that was made In Sony's Research Lab in Paris in 2001. Because the robot dog does not mediate…
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argument, theory:
I can be with my lover, leave the house and pass a 'bump' and not even notice this person. Where did all my love go? When I am alone…
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methodology, specific, general history:
Before describing the cases I will first sketch the context in which they were conceived. Each case study is what I will call a…
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description, methodology, collective history:
When creating a networked event, one is also designing time. Dramatic events change our sense of time. A minute of pain or a minute…
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description, collective history, general history:
In the press the issues of the new computer era, which were raised by the GHP, were sketched convincingly. Hackers want to show that…
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concept, argument, conclusion:
The fact that I called this section trustworthiness instead of just trust implies an interaction. Trust is not a given, it is…
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description, argument, collective history, general history:
Because I was curious to find out what I had actually witnessed I did some research via the Internet in the spring of 2006 and found…
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description, argument, collective history, conclusion:
The effect of people meeting each other, influencing each other's lives and each other's work, is significant when analysing today's…
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description, concept, argument, personal history, theory:
In the fall of 1989 we discussed what an AIDS network might entail, as can be seen from the message we sent out in November to Lee…
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description, argument:
Once the work has been done a confrontation follows regarding the costs of the work (personal and financial) and also the…
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description:
In organizing the networked events people with different skills and different technologies had to work together. The fact that the…
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description, conclusion:
Natural presence has to be produced. Food, shelter, safety, education and social interaction are all necessary for survival and…
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description, conclusion:
Synchronization between different locations of mediated presence and synchronization between natural and mediated presence creates…
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Is it possible to correct the notion that occupation and use of the public space is not an act of aggression?
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concept, argument, theory:
Processes of purification and mediation occur in every YUTPA because all YUTPA's also function in the context of one another. In his…
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description, argument:
Internet facilitates the storage and exchange of text, images, sound, music, film, radio and live broadcasts. With over one billion…
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concept, argument, conclusion, theory:
Presence, I argue, is one of the major determinants in the negotiation of trust and truth. Because of the development of technology…
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Permaculture is a design discipline for emphasizing the relationship between natural processes. The term is a portmanteau for…
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experience, argument, practice, theory:
Martijn Warnier by
Warniers work is basically thinking and publishing these thoughts, which is why he only needs pen and paper to do his work.…
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experience, concept, argument:
Thomas Quilinan by
The adaptation of human beings to computers can be understood as a result from the ‘master and slave’ model, which defined the…
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experience, concept, conclusion:
Thomas Quilinan by
Quillinan agrees that one can describe computers and systems as formatting tools of human presence. The interaction, the formatting,…
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experience, concept, argument:
Sander van Splunter by
In distributed environments the issue of trust is significant. Therefore a distinction is made between trusted and non-trusted…
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experience, description, concept, theory:
Sander van Splunter by
When asked about the story of the potter who gets centred by the wheel, who creates a centred pot, which centres the woman and…
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experience, practice, theory:
Inge van der Vlies by
Law and the court have a great influence in society. The ‘mighty frame’ of law is legitimized by social values and political…
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experience, concept:
Sunil Abraham by
Young people experience ‘giving data away’ as establishing authenticity online. That is how one exists online, by opening one…
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experience, description, practice:
Vignesh Ilavarasan by
Being part of the IT industry or other professional environments, one is very aware of the image one projects in the professional…
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experience, concept, practice:
Rein Jansma by
Transport infrastructure is very optimized in our part of the world, but, this brings a danger that people don’t feel where they…
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experience, description, concept:
Rein Jansma by
Discussing the relation between functional rhythm and aesthetic rhythm in the design, Jansma explains that architecture and music…
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experience, concept:
Zainab Bawa by
As one witnesses another human being, one also judges the other human being. And this is again even more so when religion has a…
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experience, argument:
Dinesh by
Dinesh and his team decided that because of these developments it did not make sense anymore to provide a portal for all since its…
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experience, description, practice:
Carol Upadhya by
Upadhya describes the dynamic as follows: “Because of cultural stereotypes it is implied that there is a certain level of…
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experience, concept, argument:
Geetha Narayanan by
The complexity paradigm of self-organization, complexity, co-evolution, adaptation, all words that come out of Santa Fee, has been…
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experience, concept:
Jogi Panghaal by
The way references and values will be understood in a technology context is highly dependent on how a human being is grounded in his…
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The lesson is to create a platform for mutual expertise.
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In what situation do we conjure up fictitious images. When does our visual phantasy starts to work. At night in our dreams. When…
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Afaina
The experience of space happens in the moment. Only without thoughts and sense of time one has the ability to actually experience…
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experience, concept:
Abhishek Hazra by
Engagement is an intensity of dialogue, sustained interaction, granularity, not flipping through, no keyword analysis, being…
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When Grams died, my family celebrated her right then and there with a memorial which accidentally morphed into an adhoc,…
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What happened here. As an urban investigator one stumbles upon interesting leads everywhere. What happened here, is the question. By…
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Zoro
Time plays another role in the work, though in a less noticeable way. My work wears quickly. It tends to break, wear out, or stop…
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Martin
Special K has come out with numerous television commercials promoting their Special K diet plan. Their latest ad features a…
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1.how do you create intimacy with strangers..? 2.how do you take responsibility for people you don know...? 3. what happens…
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JODI$Road Sign (i)TRAFFIC ###WArning (i) panel…
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Angelo
Biomodd highlights the social nature of gaming and game culture.
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70% Silica (sand) SiO2 , 18% Sodium oxide (soda ash) Na2O, 12% Calcium carbonate (lime) CaO melted at around 1320 degrees Celsius…
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description, concept:
During the exhibition of the Biomodd installation in Sint-Niklaas, several team members took active care of the art work. It’s…
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The idea of case modding is approached as a form of expanded sculpture. In this sculptural approach a 'functional' form factor is…
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Both my own witnessing and the witnessing by peer participants seemed to have a clear impact on the productivity and motivation of…
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Professor Philip Moriarty, University of Nottingham, is shedding light on the difference between opaque and transparent materials.
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Raindrops refract light. A double rainbow is perceptible when a double refraction occurs in the drops; in the second one the colours…
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Gavin MacFadyen by
Nation states now control much more than they did before. In the last century the state could not, in a large measure, control…
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Anouk
Food. Something most of us take for granted. But should we? Why or when do we trust the food we eat? Some look at labels, others…
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Work in progress
ssergorp ni kroW
Even though it was one of the few days without rain in Holland, I still decide to dive into water.
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Jorge Sanchez, Ana Fernandez,
MarkusMove in a efficinet way
Basic transport project
Natual ways to move and designing
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Visit to INTERFACE FLOR factory
New ways to produce
No footprint production
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Palantas
A challenging and intressting workshop
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A very good example of how nature solves the problem of keeping it cool, can be found in termite hills in southern Africa.
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"You can also take a positive view of violence and regard it as a kind of life energy, a driving force behind…
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You will never be able to see everything, so you learn to wander around a bit in different worlds and atmospheres.
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Yet they all make use of posters, flyers, a website and advertising in order to appeal to their audience. Like commercial companies,…
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How to imagine the end of the world? Where the land ends and the seas continue, where the weather is rough and getting colder and…
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In European Systems of Law, technological systems are not accepted as witnesses in their own right. In systems of law, the trade-off…
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When discussing communities of people and systems, a distinction has to be made between ‘use’ and ‘being in communion with’.…
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People manage their identity online, and this is often time consuming. Professional life depends increasingly on keeping virtual…
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Radka
What happens when a group of 50 people leaves a big city full of crisis and find a new place for living?
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Water lilies as an urban development model
Most utopian urban developments take two-dimensional circular shapes. What happens when you add height?
To further adapt the shape of the small-scale city to any given environment, we adopted a model based on bio-mimicry and, more…
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Merleau-Ponty (1945/1962) developed the concept of intentionality to include what we would now describe as embodiment. He argues…
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The reason why this work relates not only to physical and mediated presence (the actual event versus the mediated event), but also…
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Shelly Tara,
VigneshWalby (1997) discusses public patriarchy in the form of segregation and subordination of women within the structure of paid…
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description, argument, collective history:
People, who are not part of a profession, hardly ever realize how thinking is a part of everyday routine in a certain practice. We…
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experience, description, practice:
Sunil Abraham by
Abraham argues that Autonomous Systems consolidate human behaviour and change human behaviour. They can only emerge out of a…
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argument, theory:
In 1935 Walter Benjamin wrote the first draft of his essay on 'Das Kunstwerk im Zeitalter seiner technischen Reproduzierbarkeit'…
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description, methodology, theory:
All societies, even all groups, invent rules by which they channel the behaviour of their individual components. Behaviour is…
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argument, subjective, collective history:
This trustworthiness becomes even more important when one wants to work together online, make live connections, get hardware…
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description, methodology, subjective:
The text of the proposal was used to inform and connect with an initial group of people around us, including several who had…
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conclusion, stories, theory:
Apart from the radio and the network, which will be discussed below, we also highlighted the connection between Paradiso and San…
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description, argument:
When considering the physical clash between intention and realization in mediated presence, the question is whether the feedback…
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concept, argument, theory:
In 1989 and 1990 the basic structures for producing networked events were not clear at all. I assume that this is why the notion of…
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experience, theory:
Thomas Quilinan by
In relations the witnessing and the recognizing of the other is very important. Computers facilitate a lot of relations, argues…
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experience, concept, argument:
Abhishek Hazra by
If an embodied presence does not allow taking full responsibility of the act of presence then it destabilizes and upsets the entire…
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experience, description, practice:
Vignesh Ilavarasan by
At first, when coming out of college where the processes are not automated at all, the automated environments of the IT industry…
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experience, argument:
Rein Jansma by
For Jansma technology is wonderful. Without it we couldn’t have the complicated urban society with every decade higher…
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experience, perception, argument, theory:
Vibodh Parthasarathi by
Parthasarathi’s research suggests that in live performances early 20th century in India the interaction between the singer and the…
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experience, perception, argument:
Geetha Narayanan by
Narayanan expects that a huge feminine gender based transformation will take place in India over the next 20 years. Women will be…
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Paintings
Works, Works in Progress, Studioviews, Studies
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The Mauer Mob
10,000 people recreate the berlin wall through online networking
"Mauer Mob. 2009 - Recreating the Berlin Wall" was a large scale art project in the frame work of the 20 year anniversary of the…
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The unique optical properties of glass induce witnessing and make public space alive and visual. Optical phenomena can make an area…
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Gavin MacFadyen by
When watching documentaries or the news on television, people can only sense the truth through the filter of their own experience,…
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Online, there is hegemony of text. Existence on the Internet only occurs in the infrastructure of knowledge. This subverts existing…
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theory, question:
In the performing arts the "Unity of Time, Place and Action", which is attributed to Aristotle even though he did not…
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methodology, collective history, question:
The staging of 'networked' performances was especially useful because fundamental issues could be explored in short periods of time.…
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description, methodology, personal history, theory:
In Science and Technology Studies (STS) actors are taken extremely seriously and are often the centre of attention in a study. But…
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description, argument, theory:
A variety of sciences and practices can be understood from a presence perspective, as has been stated above. This study focuses on…
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argument:
People who have died can have all sorts of presences in the variety of cultures that the human race has produced. Pictures, statues…
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concept, argument, theory:
In Science and Technology Studies the complexity of such arrangements in which nature, culture and technology are deeply interwoven,…
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description, argument, collective history, general history:
“The 20th century will be known both for its commitment to human rights and for the ongoing struggle to ensure that these rights…
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description, collective history, general history:
The GHP and the 0+Ball were two of the first events in a range of gatherings, and an inspiration to networks that still exist today…
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description, general history, stories, theory, Parresia:
For such political spaces to work they have to give people an experience, as was my conviction in 1989. Having studied social…
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description, collective history:
We had worked for several months to make this happen together with Rop Gonggrijp note 92 and Patrice Riemens note 93 . Meeting…
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description, collective history:
The formal programme was orchestrated in the large auditorium at Paradiso. Debates, supported by presentations on the big screen…
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description, argument, subjective, collective history:
Once the programme had been drawn up, we had to reach out for our audience. It is a question of finding the right tone in the right…
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description, collective history:
When inviting a diverse group of people and professionals to collaborate, the issue of conveying trustworthiness between different…
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description, argument, collective history, techno-biography:
Since there would be so much 'action' in San Francisco, both in the streets with ACT NOW and in the formal Conference, and the time…
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concept, argument, personal history, conclusion:
At the 0+Ball we communicated and exchanged pieces of information that dealt with life and death issues, with finding strategies…
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concept, argument:
A third effect of the cognitive clash in mediated presence, in contrast to natural presence, concerns the formation of mental maps.…
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description, concept:
When the writer and the printer discuss their shared product, which is the result of both their acts, they will need to have a…
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description, conclusion:
Natural presence establishes the trust relationship between two people. Whether this is weak or strong, because people are…
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description, conclusion, theory:
When people witness each other in natural and in mediated presence, the shared experience becomes more powerful. The very act of…
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concept, theory:
In this section, I return to trust as such. In chapter 1 I wrote that the title of this dissertation "Presence and the Design of…
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concept, argument:
The four communication spaces that are defined by not-You are much more problematic for the building or diminishing of trust since…
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argument, conclusion:
In design trajectories the formulation of design requirements is a crucial phase. In the design requirements the formulation takes…
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In 1992 a transport plane crashed into two blocks of flats in the district Bijlmermeer in Amsterdam. Dozens of people were killed.…
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experience, concept, argument:
Martijn Warnier by
For Warnier systems are tools in the first place. He would not ever call them participants. Maybe abstractions, but systems…
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experience, argument:
Thomas Quilinan by
Realizing the impact computers and systems have, the question that arises is whether, and if so in what ways, computers are intelligent.
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experience, argument, practice:
Thomas Quilinan by
Asked to comment on the rhythms, frames, loops and organisation of time in machines and between people in communities, Quillinan…
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experience, description, concept, argument:
Thomas Quilinan by
One of the biggest problems in most crisis has been lack of understanding, lack of knowledge of what’s happened in the past. Poor…
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experience, description, practice:
Sander van Splunter by
Human beings can only witness the system by the grace of the designers: the error-logs and pop-up screens saying ‘something went…
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experience, concept, practice, theory:
Sander van Splunter by
Performance is always based on and limited to a specific application of systems as it is for humans. If you are searching for a…
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experience, stories:
Sunil Abraham by
Presence and trust raise the issue of authenticity. Online there is hegemony of text. Existence on the Internet only occurs in the…
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experience, concept, argument:
Abhishek Hazra by
Working in a local and global context Hazra argues the value of deconstructing one’s local identity. To define ‘indian-ness’…
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experience, description, practice:
Vignesh Ilavarasan by
Another contradiction that workers have to deal with, according to Ilavarasan, is the gap between the rationality of the work…
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experience, concept, practice:
Rein Jansma by
Technology deeply influences the architecture that can be made; because of the speed of calculation of computers the process of…
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experience, concept:
Zainab Bawa by
In her PhD research Zainab Bawa takes the standpoint that ‘land’ is a very physical and material entity, and yet there are so…
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experience, description, argument:
Dinesh by
There was a lot of potential for somebody to make an impression. And, very important, a lot of money was dedicated to the Tsunami…
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experience, perception, argument:
Dinesh by
Dinesh argues that it is very hard to say that a system can be used during the relief; maybe personal calls, cell phones. It’s a…
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experience, argument, practice:
Carol Upadhya by
In the IT industry people talk about ‘becoming global’, referring to a meaning of the word ‘global’ that somehow includes…
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experience, concept, practice, conclusion:
Aditya Dev Sood by
Healthy organizations ensure that user-centred thinking exists within the community of engineers, within the sales group, within the…
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experience, description, argument, general history:
Jogi Panghaal by
In traditional artisan’s context, where the user and the maker shared time and place, there was an immediacy to the cycle of…
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The testimonies may be fictitious but the sentiments we have experienced are not. As a means to call up emotions they are not…
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perception:
While trying to control the factors that influence the outcome I also define where I want the piece to go it's own way. It is…
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On the western edge of Amsterdam is a living example of rural fantasy, a stone’s throw from densely (re)built, urban Osdorp and…
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The festive funeral of Dutch Fluxus artist Robert Jasper Grootveld on March 7th, 2009
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The dark side of urban life is part of the ying-yang balance of every major city. In the darkness people come together, get left…
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Not all things worth communicating fit the format of absence. Some of our most ubiquitous technological formats are still not up to…
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Do the end-users have a presence in the design process? Being the ultimate client, what impact do the end-users have on the design?
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Questionaire about strangers
Asking strangers how they deal with strangers.
"hello how are you? I hope you are well. My name is Martin Butler and I'm busy collecting research for a new project that…
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In music timing is very important. If you get the rhythm right, the tune will be recognizable as long as the notes are more or less…
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Bryony Lavery by
Lavery’s first association with the word ‘witnessing’ is a witness in trial. Witnessing is not a word she uses to describe…
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The Biomodd Workshop Sint-Niklaas was organized in the context of Coup de Ville in Sint-Niklaas (Belgium). Coup de Ville was an…
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Twelve participants collaborated in this Biomodd Workshop. Most of these came from the Sint-Niklaas area. Two participants, Pieter…
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My fascination with glass started, at the age of eight, when I got my first pair of glasses. What a fantastic tool. Suddenly I was…
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A head takes off into the air. This is really happening. The image has not been manipulated; the photograph is a true record of what…
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Bryony Lavery by
When rehearsing her play Stockholm, which is about the relationship of two people who are very much in love with each other but very…
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Gavin MacFadyen by
Where a judge has to evaluate evidence, an investigative journalist also has to assemble and convey evidence. Next to this, the…
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At the end of our first day of the course, these are my first reflexions.
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JacoThis is an introductory lecture on desiging with nature as mentor, measure and model. In short a design method that might help in…
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For the second day of the course we had programmed a trip to a carpet factory called InterFace FLOR. Since this factory is extremely…
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Exploring biomimicry: striking revelations
How to be amazed by what surrounds us
In the ocean of design methodologies there is always the risk to get lost or miss some passages. This is hardly the case for…
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INTERFACE FLOR
Visit to the carpet factory
When we had a clear idea when it was the biomimicry, we visited the manufacture of carpets, "INTERFACE FLOR". The factory…
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Vic
I was so amazed by the architecture department!
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Nature and technology are our means to re-structure the tangible world. 'Nature' is understood here as an expanded concept beyond…
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The acoustics are perfect. Temperature and moisture exactly in balance to make sure the piano stays in tune.
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The audience seems to be more interested in seeing someone fighting and struggling through an audition, than in hearing a…
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Where am I? It looks like Siberia, everything is white, no it must be the Carribean, colors ranging from deep blue to green. Often…
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To establish trust in a technology environment is complex.
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A fourth crucial dynamic for relations online is reputation. On the Internet, large groups of people contribute to shared knowledge…
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With the project One Frame of Fame, the pop band C-Mon & Kypski is producing a video for their new single with the help of the…
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KatarinaFOOD/WASTE
action
wasting/buying/shopping
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Charlie
Whether a frescoed wall, a cave mural, a digital projection or an Italian Renaissance perspective, virtual spaces are…
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Shelly Tara,
The presence of men presented different planes of trust and witnessed presences involved in the transport arrangements of women…
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concept, argument:
The blurring between You and not-You creates confusions as well as solutions. In not-You spaces trust is delegated, moral distance…
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experience, conclusion:
Priya Kaul by
Part of cross-cultural communication is perception of how I perceive another person. A certain physical presence may trigger some…
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description, collective history:
While I was associated and involved with Internet design over the last 15 years I observed hype after hype arise. New tools shed new…
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personal history, stories, theory:
A second story I want to share is about two people communicating with each other via Internet. Where feedback is almost immediate,…
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argument:
I become more aware of my presence in the world because I notice that another person perceives my presence. In the light of this…
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concept, argument, stories, theory:
The notion of 'social interface' was elaborated upon at Performing Arts Labs (UK) in 1994. Performing Arts Labs (PAL) had invited…
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description, collective history:
In March and April 1990 we approached many people and organizations and we found that after a good conversation many people…
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argument:
The fact that experiences change children’s physical well–being has been agreed on in child psychology and in pedagogy for…
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concept, argument:
There is also a possible third physical clash, which is triggered by the infrastructure of information and communication…
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argument, theory:
Every YUTPA possesses possibilities for action and distinct possibilities for feedback that designers can use. Also, an action in…
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experience, description, concept, practice:
Sander van Splunter by
The place of a computer could be defined by the locality of its inputs (keyboard, mouse and monitor). However, in a network…
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experience, description, practice:
Priya Kaul by
Priya Kaul is doing mostly group facilitation with IT companies, financial services companies and some detail sector companies from…
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experience, description, practice:
Rein Jansma by
Rein Jansma explains that in the architectural company Zwarz & Jansma no distinction is made the between the design process and…
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experience, concept, practice:
Carol Upadhya by
In her research Upadhya found that in the IT industry a very specific kind of personal performance is staged all the time because…
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experience, general history, practice:
Vibodh Parthasarathi by
When addressing witnessed presence in crisis situations, Parthasarathi elaborated on the media coverage of the Mumbai attacks, which…
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experience, practice:
Aditya Dev Sood by
Aditya Dev Sood argues that a user is someone who is aware of the instrumentality of his or her actions with objects and systems…
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The more you take control as an artist, the more you can send or guide the experience. Without a framework or boundaries it can be…
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Glass is a useful and versatile material, unbeatable when there is a need to force light to go around the corner. Imagine bringing…
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concept:
In nature, adaptation processes have created bio-diversity. In today's world, where technology is embedded in so many systems, we…
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description, question:
In 1999 I started working for the University of Professional Education in Amsterdam and through this institution I was involved in…
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description, concept, argument:
In the patterns of presence and absence in the variety of mediated and unmediated forms, people produce and reproduce social…
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description, methodology, collective history:
In annual international art events like Ars Electronica note 44 , DEAF note 45 , ISEA note 46 , artists present their latest work…
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description, argument, Parresia:
For survival, the blurring between real and unreal situations is problematic at first sight. When one needs to act for survival one…
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description, theory:
In this section I want to argue that the way we are witnessed and witness other people, deeply influences the perception of our…
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conclusion:
Determined by patterns of presence and absence
conclusion chapter 2
Communication processes between people are defined by a pattern of the presence and absence of their natural and mediated presences.…
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description, concept, methodology, collective history:
To understand why certain programmes are successful I turn to the distinction that is made between space and place in the variety of…
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description, argument:
It is like organizing a party. The infrastructure has to be there, one can put a lot of care into extra ingredients like food, an…
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description, personal history, collective history, techno-biography:
The source material for this case study consists of several kinds of publications. There are the proceedings, published by Paradiso…
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concept, argument, personal history:
The fact that as organizers of the GHP, we were actually connecting in person with most of the guests and contacts, made the…
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description, argument, subjective, collective history:
This picture-phone connection was not documented in the proceedings, nor was it announced in the programme. It did not crop up in…
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collective history, general history, conclusion:
In a series of interviews on the history of the HIV Vereniging and HIVnet, which were published between 2003 and 2006 in HIVnieuws,…
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concept, argument, conclusion, theory:
'Connecting time' is an issue in all three emails. The first Hans was too ill to log on one day, and was capable of logging on the…
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description, concept, argument, conclusion:
When one organizes a conference the question about who will participate is of great importance. For a public debate to be a…
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concept, argument:
A fourth consequence of the cognitive clash between intention and realization in mediated presence is its influence on the creation…
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description, conclusion:
Natural presence is borne by the body and the mind and is bound to place and time. Cultures evolve when time is shared over longer…
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description, conclusion:
Through mediating presence one can reach out to another human being in different time/space configurations, which a meeting in…
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argument:
Surveillance and identification technologies can follow our actions everywhere: satellites photograph, traffic controls register,…
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description, concept, argument, theory:
YUTPA provides a conscious description of the Time, Space, Action and You configuration of a certain product or process, in which…
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methodology, stories:
In the Netherlands in 2006 during the national elections, all voters were supposed to cast their vote by computer. Hackers, among…
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methodology, stories:
The last example I want to elaborate upon concerns the Grameen Bank, the first bank that introduced micro-credits. Professor…
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concept:
Standing in the container will create the effect of being on open water. Within the container it will be fairly dark. A minimal…
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experience, argument, general history, practice:
Martijn Warnier by
Nevejan replies that we need to better understand systems because we live in a world where they have become very important; they…
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experience, argument, practice:
Thomas Quilinan by
Instead of having the computer adapt to the person, the person is supposed to adapt to the computer. People have different ways of…
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experience, argument:
Thomas Quilinan by
One of the major advantages computers give us is the lack of having to be in one place. And especially with the access to the…
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experience, argument, practice, theory:
Thomas Quilinan by
Asked about witnessed presence in systems, middleware or applications, Quillinan finds that the difference between applications and…
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experience, argument, theory:
Sander van Splunter by
Using language in a computer environment is one of the ways to communicate with the computer itself. Instructions are a natural way…
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experience, argument, practice:
Inge van der Vlies by
Physical presence is necessary when assessing the witness contribution to the search of the truth. The physical presence of the…
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experience, concept, practice:
Sunil Abraham by
When tuning one’s presence when one is about to become each other’s witness, this tuning is actually a testing of the boundaries…
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experience, concept:
Rebekah Wilson by
To Wilson her life online, including her professional life, is like another world in which she lives as well. It is distinct from…
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experience, perception, argument:
Rein Jansma by
Space is defined fundamentally by how one interacts with a space, Jansma argues. As a child he remembers drilling a hole in an…
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concept, argument:
Rein Jansma by
For Jansma the most important requirement of today’s technology is very simple: there should be zero footprint of carbon energy.…
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experience:
Zainab Bawa by
Social relations, architecture and the environment around shape an individual when growing up. However, it seems that when people…
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experience, perception, argument:
Dinesh by
Even in times of crisis reputation building is very important, more important than collaborating in order to solve the crisis, so it…
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experience, description, practice:
Carol Upadhya by
Big Indian outsourcing companies like WIPRO, Infosys, TCS have developed their own models and they have perfected outsourcing as a…
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experience, theory:
Vibodh Parthasarathi by
Information and communication technologies function in structures of governance. There is the governance ‘of’ communication…
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experience, concept:
Jogi Panghaal by
Learning the skills to work with the material is a process of inducing in traditional artisan contexts. It is about learning the…
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experience, concept, argument:
Jogi Panghaal by
With the new technologies there are new possibilities for service design and these can bring some values of the material to the…
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As a child I often looked at the images from the life of Christ during mass. Above the altar a crucified Christ was hung and in the…
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perception:
The viewers often don’t want to interrupt each other’s view. Which creates a funny situation when there is not that much to see,…
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The Russian art and activism group Chto delat/What is to be done? approached me soon after they arrived. They wanted do a…
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One of my major fascinations with the built environment is the stories that are being told in the urban spaces that we inhabit. I…
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In a time where contemporary architecture seems more and more obsessed with fashionability, the creation of place stems more and…
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concept, practice, question:
My latest project. I'm very excited about it. In experiencing the everyday city I'm always struck how boring most buildings are. My…
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Love as the seventh course
The love solo's in B.O.B
"B.O.B" was a project whereby we invited 100 people per night for a seven course dinner, and for the seventh course they were…
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The Girlfriend Experience
Online multi-player game with real life avatars of flesh and blood
2007 - present I presented four human avatars to play with. in a project in collaboration with Mediamatic. You could log in at…
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Online publication:
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The notion of entrainment refers to how two clocks become synchronized when their pendulums swing differently. Eventually they will…
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An Avatars point of view by Roel Swanenberg aka Zachary (in the Girlfriend Experience)
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Electronic waste is one of the most problematic consequences of digital technology.
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This particular workshop was in effect the first try-out of the Biomodd Workshop format. The two former Biomodd projects in Ohio and…
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Versatile and innovative use of glass at home and in public space will in the future provide for many new developments like…
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Light passes through glass mostly in one direction. Prismatic glass can direct light in a certain, pre-calculated, direction.…
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Gavin MacFadyen by
Given current technology the Internet facilitates millions of bloggers offering stories that could be used as witness accounts.…
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Gavin MacFadyen by
When meeting a witness for the first time, the investigative journalist first has to assess the trustworthiness of the witness. The…
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Felipe
First meeting of Athens Programme, The Presence and the Design of Trust
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Jesús
The social aspect of living ,problems and discuss for solutions
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InterfaceFlor is a company that makes carpet tiles, it is one of the few companies that really try to be as eco-friendly as…
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Beatriz
Georgia
In this step of the designing process we were asked to look back to nature and find in it solutions to some problems we were facing…
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Rita Franca,
Our subject is Shelter and we extended it to the design of a model city.
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With the Blopp we decided that in our future we wouldn't want to purify all the available water to a drinking standard, but give…
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We work with teams and every individual within the group is empowered to add something substantial to the work. This is why the…
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It’s no different with music. Every genre or subculture has its own stage. Separate from the rest. Independent. It shows how…
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Nobody is an amateur at being themselves.
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What is new, today, is that it has become possible to populate these architectural extensions; to inhabit them in ways that allow…
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The technological systems that humans have developed in the last 80,000 years have been made possible by space– time and the…
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In the online world, not only music but also human communication is based on mental maps. Human beings have mental images of each…
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Small-Scale Utopian Societies
How to endure a closed off society throughout the ages?
How to endure anarchy in a completly decentralized society through self-motivation? The true social problem in an isolated,…
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Play place
What is the right place for a play in a city center?
play place - new type of urban space
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My research concludes that a presence-in-person paradigm prevails in our society, founded on the expectations of trust and knowledge…
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The relation between presence and representation in the arts has never been simple, as the many philosophical reflections and…
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Huyghe already addressed issues of presence and witnessing in his early billboard, Chantier Barbès-Rochechouart (1994) (6). The…
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A wide range of artworks have been created within the new media that can be explained through the interrelated concepts of natural,…
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Shelly Tara,
In the era of globalization when work time is getting more flexible to the extent of even disappearing; the work is speeding up with…