Authors:
Danielle Wilde, Thecla Schiphorst, Sietske Klooster
Being in our bodies is so natural that it can slip out of our awareness. Yet the simple act of paying attention to our movement reconnects us with the body. In our technology-centered world, moving to design and designing to move restore the concept of design as bodily activity. Focusing on how moving can develop "knowing bodies" is an important design strategy that may radically impact the way designers work. As authors, we come from different contexts and have not worked together. Yet our approaches overlap through a shared passion for designing for, with, and through the body in…
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