Aural Textiles. Hybrid practices for data-driven design

Jaramillo, George Steve; Mennie, Lynne

Aural Textiles. Hybrid practices for data-driven design

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Jaramillo, George Steve and Mennie, Lynne (2019) Aural Textiles. Hybrid practices for data-driven design. In: European Academy of Design (EAD) 13th Annual Conference, 10-12 April 2019, Dundee, Scotland.
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Creators/Authors:

Jaramillo, George Steve and Mennie, Lynne

Abstract:

This paper explores the developing co-creative relationships that arise through integrating digital making and data-driven processes as inspiration within collaborative distributed networks of design and making. It draws upon a year-long case study of landscape sound digital pattern design with a group of textile practitioners from across Scotland. The aim is to understand how these collective ‘hybrid ways of making’ between digital data-driven design and analogue maker impacts the overall democratisation of textile design and manufacturing and influences the makers’ practice.

Official URL:

https://doi.org/10.1080/14606925.2019.1594982

Uncontrolled Keywords:

Co-Design, Data-driven design, textile patterns, distributed making

School/Academic Area:

School of Innovation and Technology

Dates:

Date

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10 January 2019

Accepted

12 April 2019

Published

31 May 2019

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Published

Funders:

Royal Society of Edinburgh

Related URLs:

https://ead2019dundee.com/

Event Title:

European Academy of Design (EAD) 13th Annual Conference

Event Location:

Dundee, Scotland

Event Dates:

10-12 April 2019

Projects:

Aural Textiles

Output Type:

Conference or Workshop Item (Paper)

Output ID:

6464

Date Deposited:

06 Feb 2019 16:52

Last Modified:

13 Nov 2023 09:58

Deposited By:

George Steve Jaramillo

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