“Squeaky/Pain”: Cultivando experiencias perturbadoras y la transición de perspectivas para las interacciones somaestéticas

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Arife Dila Demir
Nithikul Nimkulrat
Kristi Kuusk

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A través del estudio de caso de un diseño, examinamos cómo la conciencia somaesté­tica se ve amplificada por la intermediación de perturbaciones corporales y el cultivo de una transición desde una perspectiva de primera persona a una de segunda persona. El artículo se centra en el aspecto menos explorado del diseño somático: la media­ción de experiencias perturbadoras que interrumpen el flujo cotidiano, en este caso, la experiencia de dolor. El proceso de diseño ilustró una transición entre las perspectivas de primera y segunda persona para cultivar y externalizar la experiencia con el dolor en la forma de una interacción corporal vestible. La experiencia del dolor externalizado se tradujo en un dispositivo vestible interactivo, “Squeaky/Pain”, que aumenta la conciencia somaestética del usuario a través de sensa­ciones sonoras, táctiles y cinestésicas. Este artículo hace dos contribuciones principales al diseño somático: introduce las implicacio­nes de las experiencias perturbadoras a la hora de aumentar la conciencia somaestéti­ca y ejemplifica de qué manera las perturba­ciones corporales internas pueden materia­lizarse mediante el cultivo de perspectivas en primera y segunda persona.

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Demir, A. D., Nimkulrat, N. ., & Kuusk, K. . (2022). “Squeaky/Pain”: Cultivando experiencias perturbadoras y la transición de perspectivas para las interacciones somaestéticas. Diseña, (20), Article.2. https://doi.org/10.7764/disena.20.Article.2 (Original work published 31 de enero de 2022)
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Arife Dila Demir, Academia de Artes de Estonia, Escuela de Doctorado en Arte y Diseño

Máster en diseño textil. Estudiante de doctorado en la Academia de Artes de Estonia. Su investigación se centra en el diseño somático, la somaestética, la estética del involucramiento corporal, las interacciones basadas en el movimiento, los textiles interactivos y el diseño crítico y especulativo. Fue profesora en la Academia de Arte de Estonia. Trabajó como diseñadora de vestuario de textiles electrónicos en un proyecto realizado en conjunto por un artista y la Universidad de Tallin, financiado por la residencia Vertigo STARTS. Recientemente ha participado en el programa de residencia STARTS.EE como artista e investigadora, realiza­do por el Grupo HCI de la Universidad de Tallin en colaboración con elektron.art. Es autora de “AURA: Altering Self-Perception Through Interactive Light Emitting Textiles” (Proceedings of the 11th Nordic Conference on Human-Computer Interaction).

Nithikul Nimkulrat, Ontario College of Art & Design University, Facultad de Diseño

Diseñadora industrial, Universidad de Chulalongkorn. Máster en Arte y Diseño Textil y Doctora en Diseño, Aalto University. Profesora asociada y directora del programa de Arte y Diseño de Materiales de OCAD University. Fue editora principal del número especial de CoDesign titulado “Knowing Together - Ex­periential Knowledge and Collaboration” (vol. 16, n° 4). Algunas de sus últimas publicaciones son: “Experiential Craft: Knowing through Analogue and Digital Materials Experience” (en Materials Experience 2; Elsevier, 2021); “Decoloniality of Knowing and Being: Artistic Research Through Collaborative Craft Practice” (en Arts-Based Methods for Decolonising Participatory Research; Routledge, 2021); y “Translational Craft: Handmade and Gestural Knowledge in Analogue-Digital Material Practice” (Craft Research, vol. 11, n° 2).

Kristi Kuusk, Academia de Artes de Estonia, Grupo de Investigación en Diseño

Licenciada en Informática, Universidad Tecnológica de Tallin. Máster en Diseño de Moda, Academia de Artes de Estonia. Ph.D. en Diseño Industrial, Universidad Tecnológica de Eindhoven. Investigadora principal del Grupo de Investigación en Diseño de la Academia de Artes de Estonia. Se interesa en la búsqueda de futuros alternativos para el diseño de vestuario y los textiles mediante la aplicación de tecnologías. Ha sido seleccionada para colaborar en dos proyectos de la UE: “STARTS Residencies” y “WORTH Partnership Project”. Sus últimas publicaciones incluyen: “A Transdisciplinary Collaborative Journey Leading to Sensorial Clothing” (con A. Tajadu­ra-Jiménez y A. Väljamäe, CoDesign, vol. 16, n° 4); y “Altering One’s Body-perception through E- Textiles and Haptic Metaphors” (con A. Tajadura-Jiménez y A. Väljamäe; Frontiers in Robotics and AI, vol. 7).

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