Working with Wichi traditions: Thinking a design co- project with aboriginals in a decolonialistic way
Version
Published
Date Issued
2021-12-03
Author(s)
Type
Conference Paper
Language
English
Abstract
Presentation of the dissertation project.
The project is focused on the material and immaterial implications of the Wichi production of handicrafts. Combining ethnographical and design methods, the first goal is to understand what this production means for the Wichis themselves. To be considered are aspects such as invested time, incomes, memories, reproduction of the culture and identity. Afterwards, a participatory project with artisans and design students of the University of Buenos Aires will take place in the field.
The project is focused on the material and immaterial implications of the Wichi production of handicrafts. Combining ethnographical and design methods, the first goal is to understand what this production means for the Wichis themselves. To be considered are aspects such as invested time, incomes, memories, reproduction of the culture and identity. Afterwards, a participatory project with artisans and design students of the University of Buenos Aires will take place in the field.
Subjects
NX Arts in general
Conference
SSLAS: Migration: Crossing Borders – Constructing Spaces
Submitter
Agudin, Catalina Lucia
Citation apa
Agudin, C. L. (2021). Working with Wichi traditions: Thinking a design co- project with aboriginals in a decolonialistic way. SSLAS: Migration: Crossing Borders – Constructing Spaces. https://arbor.bfh.ch/handle/arbor/42658
