Reconnecting Culture, Psyche, and Planet Through an Annual Timepiece
The Present as Civilizational Medicine
Reconnecting Culture, Psyche, and Planet Through an Annual Timepiece
Research
Reconnecting Culture, Psyche, and Planet Through an Annual Timepiece
Cyclical Time Across Cultures
Modern life is dominated by linear, mechanical time; the ceaseless march of minutes on a clock and years on a calendar, a straight line from past to future marked by deadlines, schedules, and goals. In industrialized societies, time is often...
Material Deconstructions of Time
"Through its innovative design and functionality, The Present encourages a non-linear, experiential understanding of time, aligning with the broader themes of temporality and posthumanist perspectives." by Ylva Ferneaus, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden and Umeå Institute of Design,...
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Liberating Clocks
The assumption that time is speeding up out of control has led to a number of examples of redesigned clocks. One such clock is The Present, which features a single hand that rotates around a dial once per year.
