60 acast.com Noticing Entanglements https://more-than-human.com/ en Iohanna Nicenboim More than human design,noticing,Anna Tsing,Guide Iohanna Nicenboim, Neva Rustad, Diana Vardanyan, Shruthi Venkat A guide for designers to practice noticing as a tool for more-than-human-design In this podcast series, we will guide you through a journey using a method called Noticing. 


The aim of these exercises is to help you become more aware of the ecologies and entanglements around you, so you can expand your designs from user-centered to planet-centered. This guide will help you to be more sensible to non-human agencies within your environment while decentering your perspective so you can start ‘designing with.'



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The aim of these exercises is to help you become more aware of the ecologies and entanglements around you, so you can expand your designs from user-centered to planet-centered. This guide will help you to be more sensible to non-human agencies within your environment while decentering your perspective so you can start ‘designing with.'



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]]> Part 3: Noticing entanglements at different scales Part 3: Noticing entanglements at different scales Mon, 03 Oct 2022 16:35:05 GMT 4:04 633b0f3a6f48920012ab90f2 false https://more-than-human.com/ 633b0f3a6f48920012ab90f2 633b0d688e782500131f04f8 part-3-noticing-entanglements-at-different-scales Exploring noticing as a more-than-human design tool full 1 3 In the last episode, the exercise helped you detach meaning from a thing and notice its entanglements. This time, we will continue noticing entanglements through a similar exercise. 


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]]> In the last episode, the exercise helped you detach meaning from a thing and notice its entanglements. This time, we will continue noticing entanglements through a similar exercise. 


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]]> Part 2: Detaching meaning and noticing connections Part 2: Detaching meaning and noticing connections Mon, 03 Oct 2022 16:34:03 GMT 6:34 633b0efb4f09d50012ccdd96 false https://more-than-human.com/ 633b0efb4f09d50012ccdd96 633b0d688e782500131f04f8 part-2-detaching-meaning-and-noticing-connections Exploring noticing as a more-than-human design tool full 1 2 In the first session, we practiced noticing something without attaching a pre-defined meaning to it, an exercise meant to help blur the lines between what we think of as separate objects and their relations to a larger, co-dependent whole. Now, we continue this practice by looking deeper at relations and entanglements. 



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]]> In the first session, we practiced noticing something without attaching a pre-defined meaning to it, an exercise meant to help blur the lines between what we think of as separate objects and their relations to a larger, co-dependent whole. Now, we continue this practice by looking deeper at relations and entanglements. 



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]]> Part 1: Detaching meaning Part 1: Detaching meaning Mon, 03 Oct 2022 16:32:20 GMT 5:12 633b0e954c5d170011b3156e false https://more-than-human.com/ 633b0e954c5d170011b3156e 633b0d688e782500131f04f8 episode-1detaching-meaning Exploring noticing as a more-than-human design tool full 1 1 In this episode, we will start with an exercise created to help you try to notice things as they are without attaching a particular pre-defined meaning to them.  



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]]> Trailer Trailer Mon, 03 Oct 2022 16:30:13 GMT 2:05 633b0e1676fc1000129da2e3 false https://more-than-human.com/ 633b0e1676fc1000129da2e3 633b0d688e782500131f04f8 trailer Exploring noticing as a more-than-human design tool trailer 1 In this podcast series, we will guide you through a journey, using a method called Noticing. The aim of these exercises is to help you become more aware of the ecologies and entanglements around you, so you can expand your designs from user-cenetred to more-than-human. This guide will help you to be more sensible to non-human agencies within your environment while decentering your perspective so you can start ‘designing with’. 


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