In contrast to the current approach, wherein technology is elevated above nature, the book provides examples that utilise the natural process as the basic design parameter. With the planetary boundaries and the social foundation, the doughnut economy represents a compass for our project (as well as for the entire field of design). It points out the problems we need to start tackling and shows us where to commence with regeneration in order to re-establish the equilibrium we’ve lost.
At the same time, it provides criteria for evaluating our actions, both in the field of design and elsewhere. By demonstrating an alternative, we not only expose the shortcomings of the current design approaches, but also offer possibilities for their reform.
Project for the XXII. Triennale di Milano, Broken Nature: Design Takes on Human Survival
Editor: Barbara Predan
Texts by: Alain Badiou, Ashley Dawson, Tony Fry, Tamara Lašič Jurković, Izidor Ostan Ožbolt, Barbara Predan, Kate Raworth, Valentina Repenšek, Slavoj Žižek


