Coincidental Aesthetics
Designing Realities
Coincidental Aesthetics addresses the question of how realities are designed. Here, design is not reduced to form-giving, but understood as the objectification of questions, problems, intentions, and cultural conditions.
The field of work is “environment” in a broad sense: faces, bodies, animals, plants, landscapes, and urbanity. Media and physical objects are developed in relation to these fields, not as neutral solutions, but as situated responses.
In Coincidental Aesthetics the elaboration follows a clear methodological sequence:
Objectification
Deconstruction
Formalisation
Composition
Students learn:
That every design is an objectification of a question, problem, idea, or intention.
That attempts to answer or solve such questions are what drive cultural development forward.
To apply this understanding practically within specific design fields such as Communication Design, Fashion Design, Interior Design, Product Design, Exhibition Design, and related disciplines.
