In anticipation of the upcoming XXII Triennale, Broken Nature: Design Takes on Human Survival, this one-day symposium is divided in four chapters—Restorative Design, Magic Pragmatism, Complex Systems, and Long-Term Attitudes—that act as investigative angles for the exhibition.
The XXII Triennale (March 1 - September 1, 2019) will present design approaches that encourage a multifaceted and comprehensive reading of the issues threatening our planet and our collective existence, stimulate an appreciation of the systems in which individuals live and operate, and galvanize attitudes that consider life beyond the next few generations.
Gathering an international group of designers, architects, scientists, curators, and thinkers from diverse backgrounds, the symposium offers a dynamic exchange of opinions on these issues through individual presentations, panel conversations, and video contributions.
www.brokennature.org
#1 RESTORATIVE DESIGN
Sarah Ichioka
Lorenzo Pezzani
Khaled Malas
Conversation moderated by Ala Tannir
Gabriella Gómez-Mont, followed by a conversation with Stefano Micelli
#2 MAGIC PRAGMATISM
Introduction by Paola Antonelli
Mariana Pestana
Maholo Uchida
Video: Formafantasma
Respondent: Rania Ghosn
Conversation moderated by Paola Antonelli
#3 COMPLEX SYSTEMS
Video contributions
Introduction by Adam Bly
Michael John Gorman
Koyo Kouoh
Marina Otero Verzier
Conversation moderated by Adam Bly
#4 LONG-TERM ATTITUDES
Video contributions
Introduction by Paola Antonelli
Stefano Boeri
Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg
Elisa Pasqual
Jamer Hunt
Conversation moderated by Lorenza Baroncelli
Closing remarks by Paola Antonelli
