基础:以实践为主导的青年女性生态女权主义、福祉和生态意识的图形探索

Tara Falconer, Marcos Mortensen Steagall
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本文介绍了一个以艺术实践为主导的视觉设计研究项目,该项目采用反思性探究方法来撰写和设计一系列结果,以回应一种修辞方法,该方法着眼于女性设计师如何发展与自然的联系,以及设计结果如何使女性能够照顾自己和地球。大量的文学作品阐明了自然的治愈力量(宫崎,2018;哈德曼,2020)。在讨论环境保护主义和女权主义之间的联系时,思想家们也出现了一种紧急情况,他们研究了自然和女性在父权结构中同样被视为劣等的方式(Escobar, 2018;格伦,1993)。本研究项目旨在将这两种观点结合起来,探讨欣赏自然作为一种自我保健形式的好处,以增强年轻女性的能力和力量,并随后增加照顾日益枯竭的自然世界的愿望。因此,本文提出的问题是:传播设计策略和惯例如何鼓励年轻女性与自然建立对话关系,培养健康和生态意识?该研究定位为反思性调查,这意味着研究过程利用了研究人员的个人经历和写作,对行动、行动中和行动后的反思,以及从其他年轻女性匿名获取的故事和照片。这些启发了对手工拼贴画和图形集的探索,从而产生了一系列旨在赋予年轻女性通过自然来照顾自己的成果。该项目受到妇女和自然面临的首要问题的影响,但通过乐观和积极的态度来解决这些问题。它试图强调这样一个事实,即微小的改变很重要,行动主义始于关心自己和他人的生活,这是最终结果试图在面临不确定未来的年轻女性的生活中灌输的东西。
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Grounding: A Practice-led Graphic Exploration of Ecofeminism, Wellbeing and Ecological Consciousness for Young Women
This article presents an artistic practice-led visual design research project that employs a reflective inquiry methodology to write and design a series of outcomes responding to a rhetoric approach that looks at how a female designer can develop connections to nature and how the design outcomes can empower women to care for themselves and the planet. A vast amount of literature articulates nature's healing powers (Miyazaki, 2018; Hardman, 2020). There is also an emergency in thinkers discussing the connections between environmentalism and feminism, looking into the ways nature and women are similarly deemed inferior by patriarchal structures (Escobar, 2018; Gruen, 1993). This research project aims to bring these two views together, looking into the benefits of appreciating nature as a form of self-care to empower and strengthen young women and subsequently increase a desire to care for the depleting natural world. Therefore, this thesis asks: how can communication design strategies and conventions encourage young women to connect with a dialogical relation with nature, fostering wellbeing and ecological consciousness? The study is positioned as a reflective inquiry, meaning that the research process utilises the researcher's personal experiences and writing, with reflections about action, in action and after action, as well as stories and photographs anonymously retrieved from other young women. These inspired an exploration of handmade collages and a graphic set, which led to the generation of a series of outcomes that seek to empower young women to care for themselves through nature. The project has been influenced by overarching issues facing women and nature but approaches them through optimism and positivity. It seeks to highlight the fact that small changes matter, and activism starts from caring for your life and the lives of others, which is what the final outcomes seek to instill in the lives of young women facing an uncertain future.
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