Echoes of Tomorrow
Keywords:
Environmental issues, Design, Exhibition cataloguesSynopsis
The aim of this scientific monograph is to draw attention to the interconnectedness of everything around us, including through design. In doing so, it challenges the role of consumption as the overarching principle of modern life. Crucially, consumption—consumerism—is understood here to mean not just shopping and generation of waste, but the strategy employed to shape how humans think, feel and assign value. The texts thus develop critical thought, arguing for the necessity of seeking the means for our survival outside the established socio-political system, which is still largely driven by the dictates of capital, with the idea of continuous progress seen as the natural order of things.
Chapters
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Pasts, Presents, Futures… Are Intertwining
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Introduction: Echoes of Encounters
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Magic: The Gathering Colour Pie as a Metaphor for Mapping and Evaluation of Design Practices
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Through the Eyes of Young Designers: How Bleak Is the Present and Is There Hope for the Future?
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Abandoned Plants Sanctuary
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Spending Time Outside as a Part of Human Development
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I Litter, Therefore I Am
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Development of Inkjet Printing Inks From Sustainable / Natural Sources and Their Use in Botanical Photography
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Conceiving a New Design Approach for the Regeneration of the Natural Environment and Human Nature
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Planning Proposals and Solutions to Raise Awareness and Alleviate the Problem of Water Pollution in Local Communities With Their Own Water Catchment
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Echoes of Tomorrow at Milan Design Week 2024
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Visual Literacy Education Through Sustainability
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