We study design interactions,
in a broad scope.
From screen-based graphic interfaces to design dynamics for territories. From traditional media to innovative visualizations and hybrid accomplishments.
We intend to assess the interferences and consequences of design, interactions and visualizations, as expanding research fields, with related professional activities and educational training, contributing to knowledge to be shared with various academic and social stakeholders.
Our work seeks to understand and redefine the limits of design through processes in which information, technology, science, and creative practice are closely related. We follow an exploratory, descriptive, but also practice-based research perspective.
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LOW-TECH
Low-Tech Interaction Design: A Necessary Concept for the Materiality of Interaction and the Critical Role of Designers.
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