2.1. CONCEPT DEFINITION (STRUCTURE) While the previous works developed in the course focused territorial and physical elements, my minor project explores the individual mental space as much as its physical correspondence.
2.2. OCD GROUP WORK GENERAL METHODOLOGY _Define objectives and/or questions for each session previously; _Do not take notes in the session, as it might cause discomfort to members; _Write main ideas of the session,
MINOR PROJECT . OCD: HOME RECORDS . FEB-MARCH PROCESS 1. Research and concept development (topography) 2. Project development (implementation) 2.1. Concept definition (structure) 2.2. OCD group work (structure and living inputs) 3. Documentation 4. Project
Medical definitions of mental disorders as OCD tend to trivialize patients into “scientific” categories, disregarding their subjectivities. Diagnosis elaborated by “recommended” psychiatrists or therapists reveal objective descriptions of symptoms that
PERVASIVE MIND This speculative project explores the relation between the mental health service in the UK, the extension of state control over citizens and their effects on mental disorders, in particular
METHODOLOGY We have followed an informal and almost intuitive methodology, where the roles and tasks were initially discussed in relation to ours SLCs, but later adapted, not forgotten, to incoming problems. Our
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The ECO ADVERT or the eco call girl advert resumes to a light box, made of foam card, and two flashing devices that react to mobile phones radiation, placed inside.
A book itself is a literary machine. (Deleuze, in A Thousand Plateaus) According to Deleuze, a book is an assemblage of matters, dates, speeds that come from the outside (as well as from
The aimlessness walk within our group was performed in two journeys, by different people in different days, having in common the starting and ending location point: from Bethnal Green to
Inspired by McLuhan, Neil Postman founded the Program in Media Ecology at New York University in 1971. As he described it: “Media ecology looks into the matter of how media ofcommunication
A real programmer wants to stay close to the machine. The machine means midnight dinners of Diet Coke. It means unwashed clothes and bare feet on the desk. It means