February 14, 2012
→ We are looking for projects that empower others to design, self-organize, and collaborate.
→ We are looking for projects that highlight the political implications of design as a practice.
Açik Çağrı
→ We are looking for projects that destabilize the traditional, balanced, triangular relationship between “designer”, “producer” and “consumer”.
→ We are looking for projects that experiment with innovative methodologies of manufacturing and production. → We are looking for projects that use design as a form of political activism. → We are looking for projects that are born from or rely on networks. → We are looking for projects that propose unconventional economic models. → We are looking for projects that push the boundaries of the open-source movement and its implications for everyday life. → We are looking for projects that combine traditional techniques and know-how with new tools and technologies.
→ We are looking for projects that are anti-dogmatic. → We are looking for projects that adapt existing designs to new uses. → We are looking for projects that challenge and push the boundaries of the accepted definitions of design.
Open Call
→ We are looking for projects that have no author or too many authors to be counted.