El Diseño sistémico transdisciplinar para el desarrollo sostenible neguentrópico de la producción artesanal

Abstract

Globalization is a systemic world process, that emphasize two major guidelines, global communication systems and economic interactions, especially those related to the mobility of financial and commercial resources. In this world-system, a large number of branches and derivations that act as rhizomes –entropic linking processes of origins and destinies– that span and intertwine systemically, complicate the phenomena as a loop. In the transdisciplinary design process the relations of symbolic and material production of diverse creative areas are concurred. One of these is the craftsmanship, whose particular condition of being distinguished paradoxically and pejoratively because the ethnic origin of the producers, means low profitability in economic and cultural impairment and, in addition, a systemic abandonment by the artisans themselves –entropy–, a phenomenon observed at least in Mexico. This gives the opportunity to conceive of the craft problem as a complex system, whose interdefinite elements allow the study from disciplinary approaches integrated in a common rhizome –transdiscipline– in multidisciplinary devices, sharing common conceptual frameworks. It is necessary then, not only the analysis of the entropic condition of the craftsmanship, but the neguentropic possibility for the artisanal development from the transdisciplinary attributes of the Design.