“material culture is language or text” (Malafouris, 91).<\/p>\n
“Things act most powerfully at the non-discursive level, incorporating qualities (such as color, texture, and smell) that affect human cognition in ways that are rarely explicitly conceptualized” (Malafouris, 95).<\/p>\n
In what alternative way(s)\u00a0can an individual recognize, conceptualize, identify, embrace, apply the empowerment of material interaction into a personalized experience of vocational purpose? Do all material cultures expand and construct upon prospects of longevity?<\/p>\n
The overall progression of the Blue Rabbit projects has been inspirational to watch. Many of the ideas being researched and presented have evolved to challenge critical issues pertaining to current and future discourse of the world. This makes me\u00a0very interested to see the short presentations on each object tuesday and what “non-discursive” qualities are provided\u00a0along with how they differ. There will be an apparent record of linear effort established behind the differing aesthetics of the finished objects. Even if<\/em> the printer does fail to produce a design or creates some kind of distortion, that design will still hold and represent a visual history of the 8 week process for development. Every object will have an unwritten story, however that story will be just as appreciable\u00a0as if it were\u00a0written.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" “material culture is language or text” (Malafouris, 91).
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