Entangled Weathers: A Noticing Tactic
This pictorial introduces entangled weathers, a noticing tactic that poetically examines the interplay between our internal states and external weather. By drawing from the feminist concept of weathering and the introspective practice of noticing the weather inside, this work highlights how bodies are situated in a dynamic overlap between nature, culture, space, and time. Anchored in stories grounded in the author's design practice, this pictorial illustrates how cultivating sensibilities towards the weather brings several actionable viewpoints to notice, including (1) measuring and mapping, (2) uncovering space and time reflections, (3) weathering narratives, (4) metaphorising and (5) surrendering control. This work invites design researchers to reflect on their own weathers and emerging themes, connecting with sensuous knowledge central to more-than-human design.
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