«being invisible» is a contribution in the context of system theory, art and design.
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Desc: The essay was written in autumn 2003 and the book was published in June 2005. total interaction! Total Interaction: Theory and practice of a new paradigm for the design disciplines.
Collaboration: Adrian Müller
Bookshelf: Gerhard M. Buurman (Ed.), Total Interaction: Theory and practice of a new paradigm for the design discipline, Amazon: US, DE
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Timeframe: 2003, 2005; Subject: book
Permanent Link: http://work.unfolded.ch/fold/time/2005/#total-interaction
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Medium: Text & Ideas, Photography, Randomized Computer Code
Review: «Immediately after these two is possibly the strongest essay of the book: Nadia Gisler and Adrian Müller’s «Being Invisible». Gisler and Müller engage in a brilliant discussion of nonlinear design and potentiality, punctuated with bizarre HTML-like sentences and self-parodying footnotes. In the abstract we get a description of crickets chirping in the background (while we’re reading?) followed by a short note on the definition of a cricket. It’s truly an engaging article from start to finish.»
Jason Helms in IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION, VOL. 50, NO. 2, 2007
