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by Hazel Graham, Hakan Cilek and Jiayi Wang About Project We identified FIJI Water as our ‘green’ advertising campaign. We used this campaign to interrogate the ways in which designers are implicated in questions of climate justice and positioned ourselves through the lens of ‘overconsumption’ as noted by Danah Abdula, and ‘ecofeminism’ as noted by…
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The Tool: Spirograph a geometric drawing device that produces mathematical roulette curves of the variety technically known as hypotrochoids and epitrochoids. The well-known toy version was developed by British engineer Denys Fisher and first sold in 1965. Street Vendors Working Mechanism First Drafts Non-Spiral / Randomised Iterations Animations Posters References Jencks, C. and Silver, N.…
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Project Website ↓ kilim.digital TRANSLATING TURKISH RUGS INTO DIGITAL WALLPAPERS Carpet vs Wallpaper This project explores the similarities between Turkish Kilims and desktop wallpapers. It examines whether they can take each other’s places or not. Kilims are handwoven rugs made with primitive techniques by using wools and madders. On the other hand, desktop wallpapers were…
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Harvard Curiosity Collections: Political Buttons 72′ Elections https://curiosity.lib.harvard.edu/political-buttons Bonus: 1st Week
