Communion
When human beings connect with each other or with other natural and intelligent life forms like animals or trees for example, there is the possibility of a shared meaning. When being in a relation in which a shared meaning is emerging, this fundamentally qualifies the relation. Being in communion with another being affects the performance of presence and the negotiation of trust fundamentally.
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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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Glass plays a significant role in modern society and glass is as carrier of information an indispensable material in human…
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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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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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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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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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Satinder Gill argues that in order to witness, there has to be a connection. The notion of presence is considered in terms of one…
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Anna
Handmade window glass is used when something extraordinary is required, for example in restorations and art projects. Architect I.M.…
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Bryony Lavery by
As playwright Lavery suggests a rhythm, using her sense of where people’s behavior needs silence, focusing on the eloquence of…
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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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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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Online, there is hegemony of text. Existence on the Internet only occurs in the infrastructure of knowledge. This subverts existing…
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perception:
Zoro
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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Angelo
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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Twelve participants collaborated in this Biomodd Workshop. Most of these came from the Sint-Niklaas area. Two participants, Pieter…
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Jorge Sanchez, Ana Fernandez,
MarkusAlways in an efficient way!
Other groups ask to transport group
Looking for the first solution
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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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"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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When things change slightly every revolution it is not really a loop. It becomes a pattern of similar yet slightly different circles.
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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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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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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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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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Abhishek Hazra by
Engagement is an intensity of dialogue, sustained interaction, granularity, not flipping through, no keyword analysis, being…
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Geetha Narayanan by
Geetha Narayanan argues it is time to question our systems of knowledge. Professional life gets more and more dependent on keeping…
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Priya Kaul by
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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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:
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, 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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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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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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Individuals are discovering beneficial ways to use technology, incorporating technology into their lives in many different ways.…
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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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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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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, 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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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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Curved or angled glass allows the viewer to see sometimes less, sometimes more. By changing the thickness of the glass images can be…
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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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Self-witnessing is vital to human social interaction, so what happen when a designer fails to witness his/her own presence? And for…
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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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To establish trust in a technology environment is complex.
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A bus is something weird. Its intimate because you travel, often for a long time with strangers, you see their habits, you have eye…
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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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Biomodd highlights the social nature of gaming and game culture.
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Ana Fernandez, Jorge Sanchez,
Solutions for transport
first group work
scenario - problem - solution
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Online publication:
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MartinThe 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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Afaina
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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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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experience, description, argument:
Rein Jansma by
Very logic things can relate to very complex and layered things. On a visual level people understand this like they understand…
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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, 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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Abhishek Hazra by
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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, 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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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, 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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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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Shelly Tara,
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Presence has been (historically) defined as the sense of “being there” (Held and Durlach, 1992) and “the subjective experience…
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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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The lesson is to create a platform for mutual expertise.
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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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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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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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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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The nature of glass remains anything but clear
by Kenneth Chang
Anna Carlgren
It is well known that panes of stained glass in old European churches are thicker at the bottom because glass is a slow-moving…
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Bryony Lavery by
In good stories, finds Lavery, you feel a story and every secene is about slightly more than it seems to be about. It has the notion…
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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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Is the presence of the manufacturer complicating the existing designer-commissioner relationship?
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Thieme
What is the quality of an object? Let us be more specific: how do we define the quality of an information object on this specific…
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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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Creating frameworks where things can happen, beyond expectations, beyond control.
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Electronic waste is one of the most problematic consequences of digital technology.
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Water
One of the things at which humans were never be able to get seperated from, is water.
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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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When Grams died, my family celebrated her right then and there with a memorial which accidentally morphed into an adhoc,…
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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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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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experience, concept, practice, theory:
Sander van Splunter by
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experience, description, argument, practice:
Sander van Splunter by
There are time-based protocols to regulate interactions between computers. These protocols can be considered as rhythm based for…
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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, argument:
Geetha Narayanan by
When suggesting that technology actually functions as a social engineering tool, Narayanan disagrees with this formulation. It is…
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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, 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, 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, concept:
Jogi Panghaal by
Jogi Panghaal argues that while interacting with material the human being changes the material , and the material changes the human…