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Formato
Brossura
Pagine
548
Lingua
Inglese
Pubblicato
Jan 15, 2021
Editore
Strelka Press
Descrizione
Through a collection of innovative research projects, a diverse group of thinkers and creators explore the evolving dynamics of contemporary society in "The New Normal." This compilation embodies a collaborative effort to understand and reshape the realities we navigate daily. Each project reflects unique perspectives and methodologies, showcasing a rich tapestry of ideas that challenge conventional narratives.
Contributors range from architects and technologists to artists and theorists, reflecting the interdisciplinary nature of the topics at hand. Their explorations delve into themes such as urbanism in an era of rapid technological change, the intersections of society and digital landscapes, and the environmental impacts shaping our future. As societal norms shift under the pressure of evolving technologies and crises, the dialogues presented urge readers to reconsider what constitutes normalcy today.
The projects collectively provoke critical inquiry, encouraging readers to engage with the pressing issues of our time—surveillance, climate change, and social justice, among others. They serve not only as research outputs but as thought-provoking provocations that challenge the status quo.
Ultimately, this book stands as a compelling testament to the power of collaborative thinking, inviting audiences to reimagine their roles within the emerging frameworks of the new normal. Through its pages, readers are called to navigate the complexities of contemporary life with an eye toward innovation and responsibility.
Contributors range from architects and technologists to artists and theorists, reflecting the interdisciplinary nature of the topics at hand. Their explorations delve into themes such as urbanism in an era of rapid technological change, the intersections of society and digital landscapes, and the environmental impacts shaping our future. As societal norms shift under the pressure of evolving technologies and crises, the dialogues presented urge readers to reconsider what constitutes normalcy today.
The projects collectively provoke critical inquiry, encouraging readers to engage with the pressing issues of our time—surveillance, climate change, and social justice, among others. They serve not only as research outputs but as thought-provoking provocations that challenge the status quo.
Ultimately, this book stands as a compelling testament to the power of collaborative thinking, inviting audiences to reimagine their roles within the emerging frameworks of the new normal. Through its pages, readers are called to navigate the complexities of contemporary life with an eye toward innovation and responsibility.