Memoirs for the Future, Imaginations of the Past: Crafting Samplers for Intent and Commitment
Authors:
- Kristina AndersenKAKristina Andersen
- Bruna Goveia da RochaBRBruna Goveia da Rocha
- Laura DevendorfLDLaura Devendorf
- Elvia VasconcelosEVElvia Vasconcelos
- Lee JonesLJLee Jones
- Irene PoschIPIrene Posch
- Anuradha Venugopal ReddyARAnuradha Venugopal Reddy
- Aisling KelliherAKAisling Kelliher
- Verena FuchsbergerVFVerena Fuchsberger
- Lone Koefoed HansenLHLone Koefoed Hansen
- Etta SandryESEtta Sandry
Open Access
- 1 July 2024
- conference paper
- Published by Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
- p. 441-444
Abstract
Research through Design is centered on making things, services and systems as a way to construct knowledge. At the same time, the act of making happens behind-the-scenes, often overlooked, outsourced or rushed through. We would like to propose a one-day workshop of making at DIS. Specifically, we propose the making of samplers as a site for constructing a shared space to contemplate the interplay of memory and imagination in design research, inspired by traditional needlework samplers as well as modern subversive stitchwork [24]. By making together, we aim to take time to consider our personal and collective commitments and stance within and outside our roles as design researchers.Keywords
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