In order to achieve either of these two design factors, one must go through creating an initial product and then undergoing the iteration process. Thus to reflect upon and make the changes to and finally produce the desired product applying the knowledge found in the iteration stage. This intertwines to Mania’s point of view as designers are using the ‘past’ in order to create successfully create the ‘future’. Design is a “process and a medium for envisioning something new. (Folkway, 2013)
This viewpoint of Mania’s interacts well with the connection: Context, as humans are constantly trying to build an effective, well above the average lifestyle that generally requires a practice that one must follow. “Everyday life s going to challenge us into ways of thinking and new ways of perceiving, and then it will need to practice kind of heuristic approach… Potentially, find new commonalities and breathe new life into old differences. (Higher, 2002)
I agree with Highroad’s view that in our everyday life we are bound to make mistakes and go through an iterative process where we notice our differences from our past and critically think in which we then attempt to perfect. Both Mania’s and Highroad’s perspectives highlight the key fact of eternal exchange of relations of Ta and V.
He claims that everyday life is made up of big and small tendencies, that can be questioned and context-dependent. He looks at this idea through psychoanalysis- psychological and anthropological perspectives. Higher looks at the different tendencies and the social and cultural differences. This source is very beneficial to my ideas as it explores the variation of on?s lifestyle and how t can influence their ways of thinking and encourages new ways of thinking and the differences in design practices worldwide.
The Aesthetics of Imagination in Design by Mad Niagara Folkway Folkway investigates the fundamental of design and explores the numerous factors that make up a design (aesthetics, phenomena, material, theory, imagination etc. ) He mainly focuses on the imagination process of the design and how a designer works and originates their idea from. Folkway looks mostly at American approaches. He links the design process and methods to cultural studies. This is interesting as Flagman’s sews are widely placed as well as restricted as he links them back to American design (methods).
