This book is an invitation to journey beyond humancentric
thinking and into the more-than-human world.
By merging theory with practice, it offers strategies,
insights, and exercises that cultivate a deeper
sensitivity to the interconnected more-than-human
community we form with all living beings.
Whether
you’re an artist seeking new creative possibilities,
or a designer rethinking your relationship with your
surroundings, this book will guide you towards a richer,
more entangled way of seeing and making.
With diverse contributions by architects, landscape
architects, product- and interaction designers, artists,
photographers, philosophers, academics, curators,
policy makers and policy officers. Contributions include
FormaFantasma, Superflux, Eva Meijer, Clemens
Driessen, Mihnea Tanasescu, Dries Segers, Jacopo
Leveratto, among others.
Decentering Design – Practice in a More-than-human
World is an artistic research project by
Bert De Roo, Giliam Ganzevles, Mirte van Aalst and
Glenn Deliège at the ‘Futures through Design’ research
centre of Kask, School of Arts in Ghent.