Design 2030. Thinking, Tinkering, Thinkering

The iconographic collection aims to explore the eclectic production ways that arise from the dynamism of these phenomena, giving voice to a design that gives rise to collective processes rather than products and new forms of constructive interaction not only between people with other people but also between people, new technologies and the same matter. Consumers are no longer the endpoint of the process, but an integral part of it, they transform and benefit from adaptive evolutionary systems rather than artifacts. Applied to research, the new approach reevaluates experimentation itself as a cross-disciplinary ground for acquiring new knowledge, exploring the new, prefiguring the future. The results are complex scenarios and solutions, often with substantial social value, very close to the issues of public utility, such as equity, well-being and health.