USO + (POS) SUO -
Projecto de Design de Comunicação 5.
Faculdade de Belas-Artes de Lisboa, 2012
U + ( ) S -
Objectos gráficos variados
Publicação: capa mole
290 x 420 mm
290 x 420 mm
http://anewrow.tumblr.com/
"Em continuidade com as temáticas apresentadas pelo programa de DC5, o projecto ‘Seattle’ pretendeu dar continuidade a um percurso de reflexão e pesquisa sobre os modos de representação e mediação na comunicação, conduzindo o aluno a uma intervenção projectual num cenário de acção mais efectivo e adequado a realidades sociais mais concretas."
"The complex, wasteful and dehumanising monetary systems that we currently use are not the only ways with which we can manage the economy"
Projecto de sensibilização para a existência de alternativas ao sistema económico vigente que se desdobra numa série de objectos gráficos:
1 - Revista USO+(POS)SUO-
2 - Kit (consumo colaborativo):
Desdobrável 1 - enquadramento histórico e político
Desdobrável 2 - em que consiste, e qual a pertinência do "consumo colaborativo"
Flyer de apresentação da aplicação para smartphones U+( )S-
3 - Posters
“Sharing is to ownership what the iPod is to the eight track, what the solar panel is to the coal mine. Sharing is clean, crisp, urbane, postmodern; owning is dull, selfish, timid, backward,” Mark Levine, New York Times.
Pesquisa e reflexão em: http://anewrow.tumblr.com/
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Communication Design 5.
Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of Lisbon, 2012
U + ( ) S -
Graphic objects:
/ Magazine - 290 x 420 mm
/ Kit: 2 foldouts + App Flyer
/ Posters
/ Smartphone App
http://anewrow.tumblr.com/
http://anewrow.tumblr.com/
"The complex, wasteful and dehumanising monetary systems that we currently use are not the only ways with which we can manage the economy" William Daniels
This project is the materialisation on several graphic objects of the reflexion and research developed throughout the semester about economic models and alternatives to the current one we´re stuck with.
Also, a sharing platform based on the collaborative consumption concept was put together for smartphones and the web, seeking to encourage people to share more and consume less.
“Sharing is to ownership what the iPod is to the eight track, what the solar panel is to the coal mine. Sharing is clean, crisp, urbane, postmodern; owning is dull, selfish, timid, backward,” Mark Levine, New York Times.
Research and reflexion can be found at: http://anewrow.tumblr.com/
