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- Kapur, Jyoti, 1973-, et al.
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Negotiating shifting smellscapes in everyday life
- 2017
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Other publication (pop. science, debate, etc.)abstract
- Given the cultural conditioning of the senses, the smellscapes of everyday life (in homes, neighbourhoods, workplaces and cities) play an important part ineveryday experiences, emotions and encounters. Increased global mobility and climate change mean that unfamiliar smells are met more frequently, integrating with and altering the taken for granted smellscapes of our lives.How do people of different cultures negotiate unfamiliar smells in a variety of settings? What emotions do scents 'in and out of place' evoke? What memories, knowledge and moral judgements are used to understand smells? What vocabulary is used to describe these experiences?Everyday materialities are visible and invisible. Our visible research artefact (the charm bracelet) produces invisible research artefacts (the smells). Controlled remotely by an app, the smells enter different spaces and social contexts, at different times, for different durations. The object's mobility is integral to the question which it poses.
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- Kristensen Johnstone, Tonje, 1971-
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Textile design and surface pattern design with/in relation to spatial contexts.
- 2014
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Other publication (pop. science, debate, etc.)abstract
- This research area is about textile design and surface pattern design with/in relation to spatial contexts. With this background, some fundamental themes that frame the field of the PhD work are described. More specifically, surface patterns, pattern design, scale and pattern expressions as well as textile design and design methods, within a spatial context. Ornament in several senses, repetition and pattern relations. Within these areas I will try to explain what this means, how this affects the visual, what is notable, problematic and difficult. And then give examples; reviewing previous projects in related areas, but also contemporary and historical views on the issues.
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- Lewis, Erin, 1980-
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Magnetic Textiles : Exploring the Non-Visual in Textile Design
- 2018
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Other publication (pop. science, debate, etc.)abstract
- Workshop within the course 'Form and Materials 2'WORKSHOP: Magnetic Textiles: Exploring the Non-Visual in Textile DesignThis workshop will explore the design possibilities of magnetic phenomenon in textile design. Magnetic phenomenon holds the quality of being imperceptible until manifested in some way, such as through physical interaction. This phenomenon presents itself as a non-visual material, and, paradoxically, as a physical material to be utilized in design. The inclusion of magnetic threads in textile constructions allow for hidden attributes to be expressed, for example through kinetic behaviours and haptic feedback, which thereby enhance the dimensions of design available to us. This area of non-visual material exploration becomes particularly rich when combined with the variables specific to textile design such as yarn compositions, structure, and texture.In this workshop students will work with magnetic and non-magnetic threads, wires, or yarns, to create a series of magnetic textile design samples using one or more textile construction technique(s) of their choosing (e.g. knitting, crochet, weaving, etc.). Students will design textiles that emit sound waves or electromagnetic radiation, or that are kinetically actuated through the use of neodymium magnets. Students will have both independent and supported work periods. Samples will be presented on the last day of the workshop in a group critique format
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- Peterson, Karin, 1979-
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Tacit CAD
- 2015
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- Walters, Kathryn
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Form from flat
- 2021
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Other publication (pop. science, debate, etc.)abstract
- The project Form from flat explored the creation of three-dimensional woven textiles through the interaction of material and structure. These textile-forms aim to challenge the process of forming textile objects and spaces, suggesting an alternative to textiles as passive materials for design. Their three-dimensional form is a result of the interaction of contrasting yarn properties, weave structures, and finishing processes. The contrast of shrinking and stiff yarns generates tension in the textile, creating distortions and separating layers. Each textile has a specific behavior, generating its unique form and texture through a process of emergence. This process creates dynamic textiles, which change and evolve from two-dimensional loom woven fabrics to three-dimensional textile-forms; a complex textile system emerging over time. These images take advantage of the digital exhibition format to draw attention to details of form and texture in a selection of the experimental textiles produced during the project. These details both reveal and conceal different elements of these textiles’ design and construction, demonstrating an intricacy of texture and form at a scale that is often overlooked.
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- Jonasson, Lise-Lotte, 1956-, et al.
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Äldre personers urininkontinens på vård- och omsorgsboende
- 2019
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Other publication (pop. science, debate, etc.)abstract
- Urininkontinens är ett problem för äldre personer och tenderar öka då äldre personer flyttar in på vård- och omsorgsboende. Efter inflyttning ska en vård- och genomförandeplan upprättas, gällande insatser som personen är i behov av. På vilket sätt journalförs och dokumenteras personens urininkontinens i vårdplanen? Hur är omsorgsbehovet i genomförandeplanen utformat, och hur relateras vårdplanen till genomförandeplanen? Det var frågor som författarna nedan ställde sig i en studie genomförd inom två kommuner i Västra Sverige
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