Jonathan Quaade
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Jonathan Quaade
right brain > left brain and Embrace naivety / Talk at CSM split this up
Alex said this in the interview
think Mars is actually an opportunity to reorient our economy around, uh, fluid and sort of ever-changing identity, and the removal of identity as a fixed construct. I actually think that that is a more abundant economy than the one we're in now because we have to think about how uh, how much creative um, restriction there is due to something not
... See moreBaukunst • This Could Still Be a Movement: Why Mars Needs a Creative Director
Why dont we just do it? and life apathy
This is the kind of restriction I feel that people have on themselves today
“What does a beautiful thing tell you?” Patrick asks. “It tells you the person who made it really cared."
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We have an imperative to expand and to live fully, to do new things and have new ideas, to bring new people into the world and give them a rich, magical universe to explore.
Not boring magic article
they were apparently used not only to cultivate relations with objects, but also with subjects. Schlittgen’s caricature from 1885 ridicules this. It shows a man in a gallery as he is approaching a young woman from behind. He obviously fears that the woman’s mother, who can be seen in the background sleeping on a sofa, could discover them. She,
... See moreNiklas Maak • The white cube and beyond Museum display
Today’s software is far from personal. Unbundling the app is just one important step; we must also invent new interactions around a new set of core primitives.
Embark: Dynamic documents for making plans
I encourage the viewer to slow down, and interact, and don’t worry that we might lose them if the information they think they want isn’t immediately presented. I’ve realised the most successful sites I've made are the ones my children (5+3) enjoy playing with – and believe adults want the same fun interspersed in their day of closing cookie popups... See more