Colores Sustentables: Cuando Ciencia y Diseño se Encuentran
Resumo
Este artigo é baseado no projeto de doutorado do autor e tem raízes no pensamento biocêntrico. O projeto pretende gerar novos espaços para atender o design com as ciências naturais, particularmente em formas sustentáveis de produzir cores. Como parte disso, ferramentas de pesquisa foram criadas para integração multidisciplinar, o que pode contribuir para o desenvolvimento de melhores métodos de pesquisa para a prática do design biomimético. Este artigo descreve o processo que este projeto envolveu e oferece reflexões sobre os passos presentes e futuros dessa experiência.
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