Situated agency
Any given situation permits human beings a specific possibility to act. Nature offers many ecologies in which human beings can breath and act and so does the human constructed world. Human beings enjoy a variety of environments, provided they are capable to adapt their behaviour to specific requirements any environment demands. Also social situations require an adaptation of behaviour to survive and be well. The possibility and potential to act, is defined by social, cultural and ecological contexts. Technology offers new possiblities to act. Online reality is constructed by 'words that act', triggering series of transactions, which are ultimately experienced as interaction. Situated ageny in mediated presence is not only defined by social, cultural and ecological restraints. In mediated communication technology formats human presence and human agency in such mediated situations is defined by this formatting.
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CarolineMartijn 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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Zoro
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Studies.
Research, Landscapes, Interiors, Models/Actors.
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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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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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Angelo
In Biomodd, nature and technology are not juxtaposed but rather fused into imaginative hybrid installations.
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Each Biomodd project ends with its disassembly. To some this may come across as shocking since so much combined effort went into the…
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Bryony Lavery by
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MarkusReport of the Wednesday-Workshop
a creative stimuli
A brief report about the solutions of the workshop we had on Wednesday. The main topic was the collaboration with the other groups
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'Blue Shift [LOG. 1]' is a Darwinian installation piece that was realized together with evolutionary biologist Prof. Luc De Meester…
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For most people, there is a great discrepancy between perceiving and understanding computers. Many people look at a computer, but do…
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Amsterdam, the capital of the social democracy of the Netherlands, had a marked climate of tolerance at the time; for centuries, and…
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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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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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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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Sunil Abraham argues that an individual exists online because of transactions online, not because of having a webpage. You have to…
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Sunil Abraham by
The building of software is all publicised. Therefore in an Open Source community one works for an audience. Failed performance…
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Today human being’s experience evolves in a complex combination of biological and social systems, in which the algorithmic system…
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In the IT industry in India one can distinguish between three kind of companies that work internationally: large domestic export…
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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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When inquiring about the nature of the work, very few people are self-conscious and can articulate such things. By reading in…
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Aditya Dev Sood by
When handling technology or other artefacts, users need to be aware that their actions will have a determinative set of…
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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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The container functions as a symbol for globalization and freedom of transport, while the people who make the products shipped in…
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In 2005 we wandered trough an old deserted sanatorium in the woods of Brandenburg, in Germany. This area consisted of several old…
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In order to notice, something would have to have occurred that is not quite in sync with everything else. For example in studies…
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In face-to-face contexts transactions are emerging out of rhythm and coordination. People say that the first moment you meet…
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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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Twelve participants collaborated in this Biomodd Workshop. Most of these came from the Sint-Niklaas area. Two participants, Pieter…
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Anna
Light passes through glass mostly in one direction. Prismatic glass can direct light in a certain, pre-calculated, direction.…
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At 3am at night a hundred Iraqi and American special forces attack the house in Tal Afar, a city in the north of Iraq not far from…
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Ana Fernandez, Jorge Sanchez,
Solutions for transport
first group work
scenario - problem - solution
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Jorge Sanchez, Ana Fernandez,
Move in a efficinet way
Basic transport project
Natual ways to move and designing
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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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Rita Franca,
Jesús
Felipe
Palantas
Our subject is Shelter and we extended it to the design of a model city.
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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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Global Megatrends and Mobility
world is changing more rapidly than ever
In the next few years living on earth will change very dramatic and all humans have to act very fast to prevent a big disaster
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What is paper recycling machine??
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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 can step right into the centre of important events.
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A daily edition of a newspaper includes more information than a person would have come across in her or his whole lifetime in the…
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Besides, every little piece of time has its own label: work, social, recreation, self-improvement, etc. The more precise the role…
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An audience can identify with the auditioner because it can imagine what that person must be going through.
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How can music bring people together for something more than a fleeting, aesthetic experience? How do you create music that…
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The qualitative exploratory study ‘Witnessed Presence and Systems Engineering’ presented in this paper approaches networked…
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ThiemeHow do we define quality of relations? Or relationships?
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Human beings adapt to new power and presence configurations, but also in these new configurations ‘facts’ matter. People need…
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The nature of reciprocity fundamentally changes in mediated presence. When, for example, mediating music, the nature of the…
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Adult and young ...A play place for all
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Play - BrainStormed
Questions answered and Concept explained...
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Focusing on the idea of attracting people, we wondered to what extent could nature inspire our design.
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Lipika
Retired Phone
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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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Shelly Tara,
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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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To be able to work in a global context people have to learn and adapt to cross cultural communication. For Kaul ‘learning’ shows…
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The effect of this flow between different realities became very clear for Bawa when the state of emergency was called in Kashmir and…
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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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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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Creating frameworks where things can happen, beyond expectations, beyond control.
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conclusion:
One of the major findings of this study is the fact that the design of presence relates to the design of trust in social…
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theory:
The term ‘text laboratory’ is attractive for describing the work that was carried out in this research project. This methodology…
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“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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In Wellington New Zealand a group of about 30 people gathered for all three days. They had installed dedicated lines of…
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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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A second issue that demands attention when discussing the cognitive clash in mediated presence concerns the exchange of local…
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Mediated presence is dependent upon technology, which has to function as expected. It requires expertise, resources and good…
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By way of mass media and social network technologies millions of people see Human Rights being violated every day. We watch it,…
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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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Computer infrastructure is not much more then a couple of bites in one way or another. So there’s nothing there that lives. Time,…
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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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Sander van Splunter by
Time is an issue because of a-synchronicity. In distributing programs time is an issue because the same time cannot be tracked on…
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Sander van Splunter by
Humans have relations on many levels and the same goes for computers. But if systems want to reason about relations, the system has…
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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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Abhishek Hazra by
When looking at systems, engagement brings the act of witnessing to another level, Hazra continues. The act of engagement is a…
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Cross-cultural communication is happening all the time right now. All people are communicating with accents, all of us are…
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Rein Jansma explains that in the architectural company Zwarz & Jansma no distinction is made the between the design process and…
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Because people use technology devices, they also adapt to them. In the last hundred years have gotten used to another idea of being…
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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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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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A journalist friend of mine once told me, if you want folks to pay extra attention to what you have to say, illustrate with images…
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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 the basement of the Rietveld there was a room, which I used as a studio for a while. The only sunlight I could see there, was 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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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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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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Gavin MacFadyen by
For MacFaydyen a good witness is critical to investigating or reporting. A good witness is someone who bears a truthful account of…
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Now, Huyghe’s A Journey that wasn’t evokes fiction by its title alone because of its poetic denial of a certain expedition that…
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Attention requires time.
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Music is often used to create atmosphere. It colors our surroundings, often plays in the background during movies, in stores and…
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His performance was already perfected in the rehearsal studio. He does not want to derogate from it. In the concert hall as well…
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Individuals are discovering beneficial ways to use technology, incorporating technology into their lives in many different ways.…
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CharlieWhat 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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Online, there is hegemony of text. Existence on the Internet only occurs in the infrastructure of knowledge. This subverts existing…
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RadkaFloating city
small-scale community on water
How inspiration by Bio-Mimicry helped us to upgrade our design project
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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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Shelly Tara,
Walby (1997) discusses public patriarchy in the form of segregation and subordination of women within the structure of paid…
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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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methodology, specific:
While conducting the research I found that I needed to make trust operational from the pragmatic perspective of individual human…
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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, concept, specific:
Below I will first make an inventory of presence technologies that exist today, dd. 2006. Then I will sketch current presence…
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description, concept:
The broad spectrum of information and communication technologies can be divided into three groups of technologies from the…
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description, general history:
Internet facilitates communication and information exchange with people who are present 'anywhere' on the planet. The telephone and…
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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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argument, conclusion:
IJsselsteijn also makes the following observation about the future: "With more advanced media, it will become increasingly hard…
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concept, argument, general history, theory:
Haraway's insights imply consequences for the sense of presence on an even deeper level. In the work of Haraway, and others like…
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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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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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description, concept, methodology, collective history:
The two case studies were produced in the context of Paradiso and in collaboration with many other partners in Amsterdam and abroad.…
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description, methodology, personal history, collective history:
The way a networked event, which happens in the public domain, is evaluated is very different to how a scientific experiment is…
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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, personal history, collective history:
In the small auditorium was the hack room. Participants were invited to bring their computer and hook it up to the network. Incoming…
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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, argument, collective history:
Before the GHP, Paradiso had an Ethernet installed in the building, at the time this was already quite something. The Ethernet…
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description, methodology, collective history, general history:
The 0+Ball was organized with many partners and it had a variety of issues it wanted to address, as will become clear later. The…
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description, concept:
Some of us had had the experience of the Galactic Hacker Party, where we managed to establish a network and get a variety of very…
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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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description, subjective, personal history, collective history:
In my memory, I can still see waves of audiences moving through the building during those three days and nights. Sometimes it was…
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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, 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, 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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description, conclusion, theory:
Damasio describes how things that happen to a human being are labelled in two basic ways in our brain on a neurobiological level:…
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argument, conclusion, theory:
At the end of his life Kuhn analysed, reflected and explored still further. Inspired by the way the evolutionary process develops,…
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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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concept, argument:
Using transaction and automation technologies one can act in another place at another time just by pushing a button. The reaction to…
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concept, conclusion, theory:
In chapter 2, I opened my argument showing a graph to understand media with two axes: asynchronous/synchronous versus…
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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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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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description, methodology, conclusion, Parresia, techno-biography:
It has been suggested by Latour that the use of exquisite language will trigger a more eloquent use of the text laboratory as a…
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experience, description, argument, practice:
Martijn Warnier by
One of the reasons for the muddy software world we live in is, according to Warnier, that we don’t even know what the real…
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experience, description, practice:
Thomas Quilinan by
Quillinan is working on a use case of crisis-management for a European funded project. They are modelling crisis as it happens. For…
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experience, concept, practice, theory:
Inge van der Vlies by
Being a witness is a formal position in the process of law. To accept being a witness is a conscious choice to want to be present…
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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, practice:
Sunil Abraham by
When downloading an Open Source patch, trust is mediated through open source software, open communication and trusted encrypted…
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experience, perception, argument:
Abhishek Hazra by
In the experience of human beings the different realities merge. Data images of one’s body influence also how the body feels.…
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experience, argument, methodology, collective history:
Rebekah Wilson by
Understanding of the open source ethic that most programmers want to uphold is crucial as technical director. Programmers will make…
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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
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, 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, collective history:
Dinesh by
When the Tsunami hit on the 26th of December 2004, Dinesh was taking some relaxed time close to one of the places where the disaster…
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experience, description, practice:
Carol Upadhya by
Only after a considerable amount of work in which trust is built through a rigorous monitoring and witnessing of every little step,…
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I have a folder on my computer filled with screenshots that I take whilst skyping my folks. In the shots, Mom & Dad are…
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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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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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My work consists of the creating and painting of fictitious events. I stage the drama in my studio. Actors playing and…
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It is like I have heard each member of the choir sing and know their capabilities but am never to able to hear the full choir sing…
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Digital photography has revolutionized the human need to document its surroundings and every key events in their live. The internet…
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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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Laptop Reflections
An installation by Conditional Design for Infodecodata at the Graphic Design Museum Breda
Conditional Design are Luna Maurer, Edo Paulus, Jonathan Puckey and Roel Wouters. All four of us are working with their laptops on a…
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Skills for being in flow, irrespective of cultures, are learned from the moment you’re born through mother-baby coordination. The…
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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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When reflecting on the changes and rhythms of computers in Biomodd, one of the first things that comes up is the vastly different…
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One of the main goals of Biomodd is empowering people to take control over consumer electronics. Biomodd shows people how to open up…
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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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Tele_Trust Social System
Tele-Trust is set up as an experimental agora, a temporary public space.
Tele_Trust functions as a spatial triangle - a threefold Gaze, between smartphone, DataVeil and urban screen. Technically, 'a…
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Bryony Lavery by
Creating the sense of place in theatre is mostly a collaborative effort of many. As a playwright Lavery is mostly concerned with…
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Gavin MacFadyen by
For MacFadyen the process between being witness and bearing witness is defined by gathering other people and other sources, which…
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After a short intoduction to the meaning of pressence and trust we had to split in goups of three to four people. The nice thing of…
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Shelter - Ways to solve the noisy problem
Solutions of the noisy problem
As all you know, the biggest problem here is the drunk people and the noisy coming from the PUB in the night period.
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"The company has its own team of experts devoted to finding more ecological ways of producing carpets."
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After a quick presentation that we did yesterday, we received a feedback with suggestions of all groups. Thank you all very much.…
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Problems as an insiration for better solution
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The recycling plant of the future
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Beatriz
Georgia
This is the device our group has designed for getting rid of domestic garbage.
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Our knowledge and experience are able to grow as long as we remain receptive, and as long as we can keep up.
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This is something that can be learned. You become more adept at screening things superficially and at estimating whether or not…
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A superficial multitude is completely different from an experience that arises from engagement. It is less rich, less profound. …
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In such a case you go by the reviews. Or you pick something with a nice poster. Or you base yourself on the opinions of your…
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A concert was not a passive experience, but an activity. In church or during parties and celebrations, participating in the music…
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The transcendence of time and place has been a human drive for centuries. Inventions of script, printing, film, radio, television…
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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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Place includes social, economical, ecological, social, cultural and historical realities: they are not only material. Sensual…
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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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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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KatarinaFOOD/WASTE
action
wasting/buying/shopping
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The importance of trust in the utopian village
With no laws, only trust stands between man and chaos
To invest in an utopic model of society, one has to deconstruct the value system in human interactions and find the fatal flaws that…
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RafaelBiomimicry for transport
Plants
Summary of what we saw on Wednesday concerning biomimicry in transport, from plants point of view