Dibujar la Forma en el Espacio. Ejercicios de Desarrollo Secuencial para el adiestramiento creativo en el Diseño de Producto
Abstract
Training in the ideation of new objects requires the development of imagination. By means of a methodology based on drawing exercises of “sequential development”, like those initiated by J. Albers; a control of creative imagination is produced from an evolutionary process, open to decision making, and the relativity of Form and Space. The basic fundamentals of haptic perception allow to explain the proprioceptive condition of the object of representation; so that Form and Space are a consequence. A control of the ideation process is produced that allows to train and explain how things are and how they are born; helping to predict the behavior and possible needs in phases of a manufacturing process. Therefore, intuitive intelligence is fostered in the creative exercise, made available to the design process.
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