O guarda-roupa interferido: tornando visível a agência das roupas
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https://doi.org/10.26563/dobras.v11i23.718Palavras-chave:
Métodos de pesquisa em moda, moda e ecologia, prática em moda, intervenção em guarda-roupa, agência material.Resumo
A indústria da moda é permeada por hiperconsumo. Produção em massa, preços baixos e tendências fazem com que consumidores percebam roupas como descartáveis. Essa cultura do descarte se soma aos já problemá- ticos impactos ambientais causados pela indústria. Para alterar esse cenário propomos intervenções em guarda-roupas, um método que parte de práticas experimentais em design para promover engajamentos mais ativos entre usuários e vestíveis, com suporte da noção de agência material. A partir de dois casos, usados para desenvolver e verificar o método, demonstramos como é possível intensificar valores presentes nas relações usuário-vestível através da percepção da agência das roupas, e, potencialmente, alterar ações de consumidores.Downloads
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