PregnancyCubes: A design process to cultivate tensions
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- Camille Wagner-Eckert,
- Caroline Bøgvad Mølhave,
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EnglishArticle number
94Pages from-to (Number of pages)
Pages 1 (13 pages)Journal (Volume, Issue Number)
Proceedings of NordiCHIPublication milestones
- Published - 08/10/2022
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Published - 08/10/2022
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- Scopus: 85140885795
Abstract
This pictorial proposes a strategy to cultivate tensions in a design process inspired by Stengers’ notion of problematization. This strategy is a response to the issue that a current ideal is to design technology to smooth out the curves of our everyday lives rather than acknowledging our entangled relationships with all the human and non-human actors we engage with. The argument is that if we keep striving for minimal friction, we will end up estranged and discontent. The technologies will only provide a shallow technological fix that does not fit into our entangled lives. Our case is a design process to support the relationship of expecting parents. The result is a set of nine PregnancyCubes which are meant to cultivate tensions within a relationship in different ways.
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Nordic Human-Computer Interaction Conference 2022: Participative computing for sustainable futures
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10/10/2022 - 12/10/2022Location
Aarhus UniversityAarhusDenmark
