第二自然,以实践为主导的消费主义设计调查,回应可持续的家居习惯

Jade Chambers, Marcos Mortensen Steagall
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这篇文章讨论了一个关于家庭周围不可持续的习惯及其对气候变化的影响的平面设计项目。这篇文章反思了以实践为主导的设计研究,提出了这样一个问题:如何利用平面设计来激发年轻人对他们不可持续的家庭消费习惯做出积极的改变?这个名为“第二自然”的设计项目是一个意识运动,结合了研究人员对环境可持续性的热情和创造性实践,通过平面设计惯例来表达。该项目通过沟通活动回应了研究问题,包括一系列设计作品,包括海报系列,杂志集,社交媒体和网站。这些人工制品让观众考虑到他们的习惯造成的负面影响,提供了向更可持续的生活方式做出微小改变的方法。在进行研究时,反思性和启发式调查被用作解决问题的方法。在探究中,项目采用了知识语境回顾、思维导图、素描和模型等方法进行构思、反思和测试。文章采用了对实践的评论,并将设计决策与语境相结合,包括人工制品如何与观众互动。这项研究有助于当前关于消费主义主导的世界中气候变化的讨论,提出并揭示了如何将意识运动作为一种工具来对抗我们更大的家园——地球的枯竭。
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Second Nature, a Practice-led Design Investigation into Consumerism Responding to Sustainable Home Habits
This article discusses a graphic design project about unsustainable habits around the home and their effects on climate change. The article reflects on practice-led design research, asking: How can graphic design be used to provoke young adults to make positive changes towards their unsustainable consumer habits in their homes? The design project entitled: Second Nature - is an awareness campaign that combines the researcher’s passion for environmental sustainability and creative practice as a way of expression through graphic design conventions. The project responded to the research question with a communication campaign, consisting of a series of design artefacts, including a poster series, a zine set, social media presence and a website. The artefacts allow the audience to consider the negative impact their habits cause, providing ways to make small changes towards a more sustainable lifestyle. In conducting the study, reflective and heuristic enquiry was utilised as an approach to problem-solving. In the enquiry, the project employed methods such as contextual review of knowledge, mind mapping, sketching and mock-ups to ideate, reflect and test. The article adopts a commentary on practice and evidences the design decisions to the context, including how the artefacts engage with the audience. The research contributes to the current discourses about climate change in a world dominated by consumerism, proposing and unpacking how an awareness campaign can be used as a tool to combat the depletion of our greater home, earth.
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