Friday, January 14 at 17.30 in 91 to Corso Sicilia Catania c / o U-libraries Daniele Perra Pario
presents his book "LOW COST DESIGN (SILVANA EDITORIAL-35 €), with the participation of Emiliano
Beppe Finessi
Gandolfi, Francesco Morace, Pierluigi Sacco
Low Cost Design 'research on the essence of creativity' spontaneous and covers a spectrum of analysis from design to the sociology of the area. A database consists of more than 7000 images of the objects and change of use of land through the action of its inhabitants.
both the study of the object is to allow the territory to investigate those symbols that influence the definition of identity ', local or personal. The images are the result of interdisciplinary heritage that binds the culture of design disciplines of social studies, and provides directions parallel to various fields of study such as history, the economy and politics. The invention of new tools, like other types of spontaneous type design, points to the creolization as a constant over time, result of millenniums of reports and trials. This book is based on a principle, underpinned by the 'big players in the design: best design is not' necessarily the one that passes by the patent office, which was established in the architecture and design and you do great in front of computer companies, but rather it ', often, what comes in the simplicity' of living our daily lives and that of the intuitions of ordinary people, anonymous designers of which, not surprisingly, Bruno Munari was dedicated to the Golden Compass unknown. From this principle, Daniele Perra Pario offers us the fruit of an extensive survey carried out between northern Europe and southern Mediterranean collected in a database of the applied arts: a great visual dictionary in a constant relationship between poetic ability and technological capability. The ideas presented are classified according to different reading levels (five different levels of planning for the objects, six categories for shares), which compose, together, a picture of great interest for the sociological and ethnographic urban contemporary.
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