Nearly 20 years ago, I launched Visual Complexity: a project that lead to my first book, and hundreds of lectures around the world.
Today, I’m beginning a new chapter on how design and visual thinking can help us make sense of complexity. This time, the focus is on ourselves.
After months of planning, Visual Mantras is live.
A growing collection of timeless visual models that illuminate the human experience: from Stoicism to Buddhism, psychology and beyond.
Explore the collection → https://t.co/BXeTTuqZY4
#VisualMantras#VisualThinking
After months of planning, Visual Mantras is live.
A growing collection of timeless visual models that illuminate the human experience: from Stoicism to Buddhism, psychology and beyond.
Explore the collection → https://t.co/BXeTTuqZY4
#VisualMantras#VisualThinking
I just published "The destruction of the ego" on Medium, a reflection on religious conflict, individualism and the environment: https://t.co/yYFGxzHgYe
"So much of the discourse on design focuses on aesthetics rather than ethics. The New Designer displays how to develop an ethical design practice and build a better world" — The New Designer: Rejecting Myths, Embracing Change by Manuel Lima @mslima, @mitpress
In a world filled with self-proclaimed experts, the pivotal moment comes when we admit we don't have all the answers. Join @mslima, @moreaulee, and @ellmcgirt as they delve into the crucial link between humility and understanding complexity.
Listen now 👇 https://t.co/HC3Sf7JPGY
"Design had pervaded every daily experience." Have a listen to @mslima on @VoiceAmericaTRN's Women, Life, and Science discussing his book, THE NEW DESIGNER: https://t.co/kCO0icdRxt @mitpress
Taking inspiration from ethics, psychology, economics, and ecology, @mslima, author of "The New Designer", explores the profound influence design has on modern life and challenges myths about designers.
A must-read!
Check out our full conversation:
https://t.co/o1cGk5Ciea
"Design thinking should become synonymous with network thinking. This is the only way for us to fully understand repercussions, to design more consciously and sustainably, and to have a long-lasting, positive impact on our planet." @mslima@DesignObserver
https://t.co/E4Ohr9f6Gj
"Why do we recurrently fall into this moral trap, this moral disengagement, where we really don't seem to care about the negative impact we're having? That was for me a burning question."
@mslima on his work and his new book "The New Designer":
https://t.co/vM1FYJoIhy
Watch @mslima on @eddrickshow discussing his book, THE NEW DESIGNER, and why "a deep concern for ethics" should be instilled in designers during their education: https://t.co/cnNaoSrnEg @mitpress
New book: Designer @mslima discusses how the #design profession needs a new mandate that goes beyond #UX and short-term thinking; interview w. @jarrettfuller
https://t.co/2Bf490MOGl #sustainability
Design for the long view. Anything we use today will be on the planet well beyond our children. A thought provoking read. @mslima#HTSEnvirocare https://t.co/W6R3bktwDB
"Everything around you right now has been somehow designed by someone." Have a listen to @mslima discussing his book, THE NEW DESIGNER: Rejecting Myths, Embracing Change, on @AlVuona's @WICN905 show: https://t.co/79O7SgVZLQ @mitpress
1/My interview with Manuel Lima @mslima about his book, The New Designer: Rejecting Myths, Embracing Change, is now posted. The choices made by designers have a significant impact on the world, yet many of them focus more on the aesthetics than the ethics.-
Human-centered design is an anthropocentric, hierarchical view of the world that led to many unintended consequences, including seeing nature as a resource to be exploited and humans as the most important element of our environment.
https://t.co/CsF9tltbI3