Designing Design Research 7:
"MORE is MORE 2" - 4D Product Design for The Everyday
DANA CENTRE,, Science Museum, Queen's Gate,
South Kensington, London, SW7, UK.
Tuesday 6th May 2008.
"Is complexity science with arts design about give us 'polite robotic traffic lights',
an 'angry robot toaster', and delightfully choreographed buildings"?
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MORE is MORE 2 was an afternoon Symposium followed by a Networking Soiree prior to an Evening DIALOGUE in the Dana Centre of the Science Museum.
Serendipity Syndicates explore emergent directions in design research concerning the 4D arts with
particular focus on 'dynamics of articulated responsive objects. Only recently have the disciplines of design,
performance arts, and complexity science come together to explore the design of new 'objects'. There is
now increasing recognition that designers involved in robot design and
dealing with complexity and the performance arts, can offer insights for the innovative design of 'everyday'
products and systems.
'4D objects' were
available to stimulate emergence of ideas on future design
practice and research. New creative industries may well appear in
the 21st Century we have yet to conceive of, and it is important
to explore 'Avant Garde' ideas for these.
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MULTIMEDIA WEB PROCEEDINGS
Event conceived and designed by Alec Robertson with close
collaboration of
the D21C ECiD2 and EO2 Research Clusters, with
support from The RCA Society, and the Open University
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hosted by the Science Museum DANA Centre and endorsed by the
Chartered Society of Designers.
General enquiries about this Event should be made by email in
the first instance to: alec.robertson (at) 4d-dynamics.net
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