Otto von Busch
Otto von Busch is a researcher, exploring the emergence of a new “hacktivist” designer role in fashion. He acquired his PhD degree from University of Gothenburg, Faculty of Fine, Applied and Performing Arts in 2008.
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Three Faces of Facilitation
It seems like the deeper design gets into processes of participation, engaging users and stakeholders, the more the designer becomes a facilitator or manager of operations.
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Design after Progress
Why is so much design still bad?
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Slow Design and Chronopolitics of Progress
With slow food there is also slow design, a mindful idea of thinking about progress at large and a sustainable zero-growth future
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Design Displacements
'You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.'
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Beyond Design Lilliputianism
Throughout the 20th century design in many ways ruled as a royal practice of modernity.
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Design in the Chain of Being
The notion of the Anthropocene acknowledges the impact of human civilization and capitalism on the planet
23.06.2016