Dip Unit 19 Yr 4:Marc Borrowman, Thomas Cartledge, Xiaowei Liang, Andrew Paine, James Robertson. Yr 5: Nicholas Adams, John Kyle Fulton, Robert High, Linnea Isen, Phil Joon Jeon, Kristian Kristensen, Nook Szz Law, Oliver Moen, Peter Nilsson, Timothy Norman, Gro Sarauw, Mandi Tong.
Pushing the Boundaries Post-digital (where the computer is totally synthesised into reality) design must attempt to be immune to sophist arguments of style and good taste. It should rejoice in the particular and the “I” who and whatever is the “I” (we must remember that objects can now become “I” to a growing extent.) Above all, post-digital design is relativistic, glocal, ascalar and constructed from a genius loci that does not just include anthropomorphic site conditions but also includes deep ecological pathways, mnemonics, pychogeography and narrative. The continuums of architectural composition at the beginning of the twenty-first century. The experience of contemporary designers is one of positioning their work in relation to seven continua. These are: 1 Space 2 Technology 3 Narrative, Semiotics and Performance 4 Cyborgian Geography 5 Scopic Regimes 6 Sensitivity 7 Time
Neil Spiller and Phil Watson
Show Cat 08.indd 128
Top: Maria Law. Middle and Bottom: Pil Joon Jeon.
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