#massive change

we get them younger

we are not goining into longe periods of infertility caused by lack of nutrition that would cause them to temporarily stop

we aren’t breast feeding as regularly or for as long when we do which would delay the return of periods after pregnancy

and when we are fertile we are having less kids/pregnancies

 week 7

For the seventh week we explored the idea of seamless design, this was also the topic for my group presentation; seamless is the idea of a continuous flow with no boundaries. This can transform across scales as it’s alive and constantly evolving, we analysed Bruce Mau’s ‘Massive Change’ which he defined the ways we can make global change using seamless design for a better future for everyone including ways we can move forward as a society and how to bring everyone on the same level of education, health.

I choose this specific quote  “Design is now openly recognised as holding a key to, the kind of change that must take place for success in the marketplace” because I believe in the power behind those words as the statement expresses the strength we hold to develop new systems and new products in order to evolve and live a better life.

In the reading there is a question about if business and design has become a synonymous, and I don’t agree with this idea as it cages the design under business which automatically makes people think of profit rather than a sense development for the better.

 This can be applied to design as seamless forces the world to raise the bar for sustainable living.

I'm having massive mood swings lately so no one should actually listen to anything I say, because the next day I will feel differently. I'm a mess.

Hello everyone! There is a massive change gonna be happening.

“Massive Change,” a book and exhibition exploring the future of design, was the result of designer Bruce Mau’s intense collaboration with the Institute Without Boundaries at Toronto’s George Brown College. See more of the project and explore Mau’s other groundbreaking work in “Work on What You Love: Bruce Mau Rethinking Design.”