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ABIERTO 2020 7 — 31. octubre Octava edición
#AbiertoUtopía abiertodediseno.mx
EXPOSICIÓN CENTRAL
MAIN EXHIBITION
Diseño y poder | Design and Power
Julia Watson
IG | FB | TW Lo —TEK, Design by Radical Indigenism
Julia Watson es una diseñadora que aborda la disciplina del diseño desde un
punto de vista antropológico y ecologista. Con su libro Lo — TEK, Design by
Radical Indigenism, explora 18 países, para destacar el ingenio humano basado
en filosofía indígena e infraestructura vernácula, para generar tecnología
sustentable, resistente y basada en la naturaleza.
Julia Watson is a designer who addresses the discipline of design from an
anthropological and environmental point of view. With her book Lo — TEK, Design
by Radical Indigenism, she explored 18 countries, to highlight human ingenuity
based on indigenous philosophy and vernacular infrastructure, to generate
sustainable, resilient and nature-based technology.
EXPOSICIÓN CENTRAL ABIERTO 2020 7 — 31. octubre Octava edición
MAIN EXHIBIT #AbiertoUtopía abiertodediseno.mx
Julia Watson
Lo —TEK, Design by Radical Note:
PRESS IMAGES
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Indigenism
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copyright: © Amos Chapple copyright: © Esme Allen
caption: A young fisherman walks under a caption: Qasab reed has long served as raw
living root bridge at Mawlynnong village, material for homes, handicrafts, tools, and animal
India. In the relentless damp of Meghalaya’s fodder with the distinctive mudhif houses of the
jungles the Khasi people have used the train- Ma’dan people appearing in Sumerian artwork
able roots of rubber trees to grow Jingkieng from five thousand years ago.
Dieng Jri living root bridges over rivers for
centuries. file name: taschen to fill in
book page:
copyright: © Jassim Alasadi
file name: taschen to fill in caption: In the Southern Wetlands of Iraq,
book page: an entire Ma’dan house known as a mudhif,
copyright: © David Lazar which is built entirely of qasab reed without
using mortar or nails, can be taken down and
caption: A view over the sacerd Mahagiri re-erected in a day.
rice terraces, a small portion of the one
thousand year old agrarian system known as
the subak, which is unique to the island of
Bali, Indonesia.
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book page:
copyright: © Enrique Castro-Mendivil
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book page: caption: Las Islas Flotantes is a floating
copyright: Alireza Teimoury island system on Lake Titicaca in Peru inhab-
ited by the Uros, who build their entire
caption: A line of evenly spaced spoil craters civilization from the locally grown totora
snake along the surface of the desert from reed.
the high Elburz Mountains to the Plains of
Iraq and is the only evidence of an invisible,
subterranean man-made water stream called
a qanat, first constructed by the Persians
during the early years of the first millennium
BCE.
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book page:
copyright: © Iwan Baan
caption: Built by the Tofinu, the city of
Ganvie meaning ‘we survived’ floats on Lake
Nokoué surrounded by a radiating reef
system of twelve thousand acadja fish pens.
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EXPOSICIÓN CENTRAL ABIERTO 2020 7 — 31. octubre Octava edición MAIN EXHIBIT #AbiertoUtopía abiertodediseno.mx Julia Watson Lo —TEK, Design by Radical Indigenism
EXPOSICIÓN CENTRAL ABIERTO 2020 7 — 31. octubre Octava edición MAIN EXHIBIT #AbiertoUtopía abiertodediseno.mx Julia Watson Lo —TEK, Design by Radical Indigenism
EXPOSICIÓN CENTRAL ABIERTO 2020 7 — 31. octubre Octava edición MAIN EXHIBIT #AbiertoUtopía abiertodediseno.mx Julia Watson Lo —TEK, Design by Radical Indigenism
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