Invisible Visible
Making the invisible visible
Join us for Invisible Visible
A Design Science Studio Salon
An immersive artist showcase to inspire planetary cooperation
March 30 + 31, 10am – 2pm PT
Invisible Visible Zine
Design Science Studio is inviting commUnity to make a zine together to help make the invisible visible.
Design is 99% invisible.
Design is the water we swim in.
The Status Quo: Anthropocentrism
Human-Centered Design
When design thinking considers only what is desirable from a human point of view with what is technologically feasible and economically viable, what is being left out?
If the human is the center of the social, economic, and political system, the voices of all other living beings are left out of the design of the corporate business model. This self-centered anthropocentrism is the cause of the Anthropocene. We do not live in a geocentric universe. Humans are not the center.
A Paradigm Shift
Life-Centered Design
We must also consider the qualitative values and quantitative standards for impact assessment of the biodiversity and resilience of living systems.
Qualitative Design
Social
Economic
Political
Quantitative Science
Physics
Chemistry
Biology
Integrity of Living Systems
Structures
Flows
Relationships
Design Justice is Comprehensive Anticipatory Design Science
When we consider the synergy of the whole, we nurture the capacity and resilience of life. We create a community that is capable, adaptable, responsible, and sensible.
We transcend the merely desirable, feasible, and viable.
Desirable for the connected
Feasible for the affluent
Viable for the powerful
The measure of value is relative only to the status quo of industrial, corporate, and national profit, leaving out all the externalities, harms, and costs to living beings, both human and more-than-human.
We are creating a wider and more expansive lens to view the whole, to envision the imaginative possibilities with a shift in perception. This is art that changes history by reimagining the future.
Invisible Visible Zine
Making the invisible visible
Join us for Invisible Visible
A Design Science Studio Salon
An immersive artist showcase to inspire planetary cooperation
March 30 + 31, 10am – 2pm PT
Artists / Credits
Invisible Visible Zine cover by Stephen Bau
A sea of mushrooms growing everywhere in New York City by Lola Villa
Process of Love by Taiyo Okamoto
IQTEST and Sustainable Fashion by Melissa Lockwood
Natural data. In the style of Refik Anadol. by Salem Jorden
Life-Centered Design by Stephen Bau
Mirrors in a meadow. Mirridian. Prism. Rain. by Salem Jorden
Love-Centered Design by Stephen Bau
Floral Fibonacci Spiral by Ryn Delpapa
Invisible Visible Zine cover by Stephen Bau