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Writing Cuerpos-Territorios as a Design Practice: Learning Planetary Gestures from Ñocha Basketry in Wadalafken
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Josefina Vidal Miranda
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« I argue that writing cuerpos-territorios requires expanding our grammars of attention, learning from Indigenous cosmovisions, and inventing new materials when inherited archives prove insufficient. »
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From guest editor @martintironi:
“The planetary condition invites us to rethink design beyond the assumption that we can control and transform the world according to human needs. Designing for planetary habitability does not mean producing habitable worlds, but...
From guest editor @martintironi:
"Designing for planetary habitability means developing ways of perceiving, relating, and intervening that enable us to recognize, care for, and recompose the processes of interdependence through which life continually makes the Earth habitable."
The guest editor of the special issue The Planetary Condition @martintironi invite us to rethink design:
“The task of design is not to make the Earth habitable, but to learn how to participate in the processes through which life continually makes the Earth habitable.”
«…and describe the conditions for practicing them through relations cognizant of living histories, ethical issues of power, dispossession, displacement, and justice».
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Place-Based Transcultural Practices: Designing Reciprocity
AUTHORS
Lynn-Sayers McHattie
Àdhamh Ó Broin
James Oliver
Zoë Prosser
Wendy Teo Boon Ting
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«The “moments of encounter,” presented as dialogical accounts, prioritize shared understandings of landscape, calling for cultural and ecological consciousness―knowing, being, and becoming―in reimagining what it means to be emplaced. …
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«This approach is open to learning with and from Indigenous communities and highlights that ontological turns often do not go far enough to attend to people, practices, and place. …
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«We interweave two dialogues drawn from work in Borneo and Gaelic Scotland, acknowledging the participation of all authors and collaborators, Indigenous and non-Indigenous. …
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edited by Martín Tironi and Juan Montalván Lume, this special issue opens a dialogue on how design engages with the planetary condition, addressing the ecological, technical, aesthetic, and political tensions that shape it.
The contributions invite us to reimagine practices, concepts, and interventions that cultivate new forms of relationality, moving beyond the boundaries of conventional design.