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Debra Solomon

In the Witnessed Presence research piece I have taken cases, events, from my own work. Using the…

Kadir van Lohuizen

I am used to making images that do not need words to make people think. I hope the image raises…

Being-Here

Being-Here

Collaborative Research Platform

Witnessed Presence and Systems Engineering is an exploratory and interdisciplinary research project…

Being and Bearing Witness

The key question within the Participatory Systems Initiative is ‘how to design systems so human…

Nigel

Nigel

Nigel Lendon

Nigel Lendon

Reference

Castells M (1996) The rise of the networked society. Blackwell Publishing, Oxford

Evelyn

Evelyn

Evelyn Austin

Evelyn Austin

Water Stories

Water Stories

In this exploratory research with adolescent girls we looked at the relation between water and…

No Veil

No Veil

Lipika Bansal - When it comes to water, people forget about certain customs and traditions.

Aase

Fig. 5 The healing witness (H), in “Holding,” makes room for “The Third” and an amplification of the semiotic so that the survivor (S) can come to (hear himself) say it

Fig. 5 The healing witness (H), in “Holding,” makes room for “The Third” and an amplification of the semiotic so that the survivor (S) can come to (hear himself) say it

Fig. 4 Elaboration of Kristeva’s expanded transmission model (Fig. 3), where the split subject (S), both conscious (c) and unconscious (u), “Symbolic” and “Semiotic,” is portrayed

Fig. 4 Elaboration of Kristeva’s expanded transmission model (Fig. 3), where the split subject (S), both conscious (c) and unconscious (u), “Symbolic” and “Semiotic,” is portrayed

Fig. 3 A representation of Kristeva’s (1981/1989) extension of the basic communication model between addresser and addressee

Fig. 3 A representation of Kristeva’s (1981/1989) extension of the basic communication model between addresser and addressee

Fig. 2 A representation of Weaver’s (1964) proposed additions to Shannon’s model of a “semantic noise” source and a semantic receiver/decoder

Fig. 2 A representation of Weaver’s (1964) proposed additions to Shannon’s model of a “semantic noise” source and a semantic receiver/decoder

Fig. 1 A representation of the Shannon (1948, 1949) model of communication.

Fig. 1 A representation of the Shannon (1948, 1949) model of communication.

Chin-Lien Chen - A message from a source is encoded into a signal that is transmitted via a channel to a receiver

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Mette

making lenses

Glass artist Marc Barreda

glass helmet

Designing the exposition at TU Delft

Designing the exposition at TU Delft

Mediating Glass

glass mediates interaction