Habilidades de diseño, mentalidades y métodos de investigación y diseño para prácticas revolucionarias

Autores/as

  • Ricardo Sosa

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.29147/dat.v6i2.408

Palabras clave:

Métodos de investigación, Usos queer, Resultados de investigación no tradicionales, Métodos de diseño

Resumen

Este artículo se basa en las identidades complementarias de un "diseñador investigador" como una persona que informa su práctica de diseño con la investigación y un "investigador de diseño" como una persona que informa su práctica de investigación con el diseño. Aquí, extiendo y examino esta dualidad reductiva prestando mucha atención a las habilidades, mentalidades, métodos y prácticas en el diseño y la investigación. Sostengo que cuando las habilidades, herramientas, técnicas y métodos normalmente utilizados en la actividad de diseño se utilizan en la actividad de investigación, es necesario articular distinciones claras sobre los propósitos y contextos de su uso. Las personas que están en condiciones de ejecutar roles tan diferentes como el diseño y la investigación pueden considerarse "ambidiestros" o "revolucionarios", ya que tienen el potencial de cultivar sinergias disruptivas entre estos mundos. El documento aborda la rica diversidad, las oportunidades y riesgos, y las tensiones éticas que surgen de "cambiar de sombrero" entre las prácticas establecidas de diseño e investigación, y los usos "queer" de los métodos en tales intersticios. Me baso en trabajos anteriores sobre la adaptación creativa de métodos de diseño para la investigación interdisciplinaria (Sosa & Grocott, 2020). El artículo concluye con preguntas generativas para quienes se embarcan en las prácticas revolucionarias emergentes entre el diseño y la investigación.

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Biografía del autor/a

Ricardo Sosa

Is Associate Professor at Auckland University of Technology and Adjunct Associate Professor at Monash University. He teaches and conducts research in design with an emphasis on creative and critical technologies. His early work introduced the use of computational social simulations to study the societal dimensions of design creativity and innovation. He now collaborates with specialists from across areas and with local communities to enact ethical social impact through innovative and responsible approaches to technology. He strives to uphold the obligations in the Treaty of Waitangi in Aotearoa New Zealand.

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Sosa, R. (2021). Habilidades de diseño, mentalidades y métodos de investigación y diseño para prácticas revolucionarias. DAT Journal, 6(2), 386–402. https://doi.org/10.29147/dat.v6i2.408