Framework

  • This situated or embodied cognition is Exemplified through the four E’s: Embodied, Embedded, Extended, and Enacted. It also claimed in 6 ways
    1. Situated
    2. Time pressured
    3. Cognitive work Off-loaded onto the Environment
    4. Environment is part of the Cognitive System
    5. Cognition is Action driven
    6. Off-line cognition is body based
  • visual research methods:
    • Visual images are produced and consumed in multisensory environments; they stand for the multisensory configurations from which they emerge.
    • Visual images are not simply visual; they are experienced through multiple and intertwined sensory channels.
    • Vision itself is a culturally constructed category, as are sound, smell, taste, and touch.
    • Vision involves more than just looking at images, and visual practices need to be situated as part of multisensory perception.
  • The knowledge of touch and feel that it is gained through the senses from repeated experiences of working with a specific material over time. A translation of material and form by means of gestural action and tacit knowledge.
  • A dance between theoretical and practical knowledge, in danger of being scientifically reduced to its mechanical aspects, material results, social preconditions, or other contingencies.
  • When Covid cut off “hands on,” I immediately felt and, through the CMLTD program, am slowly evolving utterances and scribblings about the trauma I experienced then, I currently describe in this way: the inversion of analog-digital craft migration, abruptly to post-digital (and post-human) systems taking priority.

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