Visualisation and Cognition: Drawing Things Together

Architectural Theory

partner PRESENTATION alivia caples kristian Thomas

Analyzation

Interpreting the late Bruno Latour's work, Visualisation and Cognition: Drawing Things Together.

Who is Bruno Latour?

French philosopher, anthropologist, and sociologist. Multiple honorary doctorates in Canada and France

Holberg Prize, Spinoza Prize, and Kyote Prize in Norway and Japan

Dean of Paris Institute of Political Sciences (Media Lab)

Message

The trust and focus on Simple Practices: - Scientific Method (No New Mind) How the act of creating visual representations, like drawings or diagrams, influences our thinking process.

Evidence: - Nine Characteristics of immutable mobilization (Printing Press) - Perspectives

Personal Connections

Kristian Thomas

Alivia Caples

Human Experience

The Drawing Class

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Photography

Natural Practices

Cultural Adavnces

Perfectionist

Context to the World Around Us

Precedent Studies, Social Media, People, Current

Discussion Questions

What Revolution do you think we are in?

Do you agree there was no "new" mind during the Dark Age? Why or why not?

Thanks for listening!