Fashion Science part I

Fashion Science part I

At the periphery of a wider conversation about FashionTech, in both digital/web-based and hardware/wearable based technologies is the integration of multi-disciplinary sciences into product concepts.

Science Fashion is a realm that combines principles of design, specifically for the body, and incorporates one or several of many scientific disciplines including psychology, materials science, engineering, ergonomics, physiology and biology. Unique and unprecedented applications of different fields of science are being integrated into products to address specific societal needs or as commentary on our current and speculative future state.

What if Picasso had gone to the moon?

What if Picasso had gone to the moon?

The cosmos has been an inspiration to artists throughout the world and over the millennia. Before we had sophisticated artistic tools and more developed understanding of what we were looking at up in the sky, the mysteries of the astronomical world pushed us to experiment creatively.

Since the time for Picasso to travel to the moon has passed, and he would probably have taken a pass on the opportunity anyway, I often wonder which contemporary artists might accept.

5.29.2020 // briefing

Hello!

Twice in one week, the public will gather around #LaunchAmerica, building excitement around the development of this new space age, bringing with it new ways for companies to become involved in the space economy. 

A lot of attention has been paid to the aesthetics of this launch, and the intention behind every element of the design. The Dragon suits are symbolic and play an important part in this larger cultural moment…

Signals of Change: Fashion in Space

Signals of Change: Fashion in Space

This overview is meant as a conversation starter, to spark new insights and lines of inquiry. Outlining some of the major trends and cool innovations that are already happening, the review leaves many blanks for us to fill in together, and lots to read between the lines.

The hope is to surface new engagement from the community. What questions does this intersection bring up for you? What is your current or desired role in this future? How can complementary industries and multidisciplinary teams converge around shared interests for humankind? What is the future we should design towards? What will it take to get there?

The first weekend of self-isolation

During the workweek, it’s easier to ignore the strange circumstances outside. As we watch the hours tick by this first weekend, however, with bars and restaurants, retail stores, movie theaters, museums, and gyms all closed in service of social distancing, the changes seem very real.

If you are looking for some entertainment, we’re providing a couple of lists for you below to enjoy, and hopefully pass the time with some curiosity and creativity. Have fun (and wash your hands) !

Looking for Activities?

Explore space using these free tools while you’re stuck at home via TheNextWeb

Free space projects for kids (and adults) stuck at home during the coronavirus outbreak via Space.com

Looking for some good movies?

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SciFi shows and movies to watch or re-watch on the streaming services:

Netflix

The Signal, Transcendence, Bright

Family Friendly: A Wrinkle In Time, Next Gen

Amazon Prime

Annihilation, The Expanse,

Documentaries: Space Shuttle Ascent, The Voyage of Curiosity,

HBO

Avenue 5, Alien, Armageddon, Red Planet, War of the Worlds

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