Month: November 2023

Critical design, as championed by Anthony Dunne and Fiona Raby, pushes boundaries in industrial design by crafting objects that challenge established societal norms. On the other hand, critical making takes a more process-centric approach, placing emphasis on the journey of creation rather than solely on the polished end products. From what I gather, critical making … Continue reading DCIMI: reading response reflection on my project

  Exercise In the exercise this week, we learned how to use kangaroo to help us calculate the correct position for the circle (‘s center).  It could mainly divided into two part. The first part is how to cooperate with kangaroo to replace the random points as circles’ center. The second part is to make … Continue reading DCIMI week9

Project: the fabric and the web This is a fabric using 3D printing techniques. I find it like a web, to connected individuals all together in a special way. The flexibility could differ according to small pieces’ shapes and sizes, like the different relationships we have with different people. I hope one day, I can … Continue reading DCIMI: Project 2 documentation