INTERVISIBLE DESIGN

This is an ongoing project to develop a self-reflective, photographical thesis based on 99 days spent in Europe. This personal exploration is intended to investigate first-hand visual examples of a newer design vocabulary related to the "embodied" cognitive philosophies and our body-mindful perceptions of space. Ideas worth noting are issues of form-identification, patterned complexities, cognitive affordances, facets of environmental aesthetics, and experiential design. This is currently a work in progress and will culminate in a digital/physical publication.