Scandinavian Approach to Multisensory Design

Anna Wiśnicka

doi:10.18290/rkult24151.7

Data publikacji : 2024-03-29

Tom 15 Nr 1 (2024)

Skandynawskie podejście do multisensoryki w designie

Anna Wiśnicka

https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6821-529X

DOI: https://doi.org/10.18290/rkult24151.7

Abstrakt

Podejście sensoryczne jest nierozerwalnie związane z wzornictwem przemysłowym. Prototypy ‎i/lub produkty wchodzące do produkcji są doświadczane na poziomie sensorycznym. Tekst ma ‎na celu zbadanie metod i technik wykorzystywanych przez skandynawskich projektantów pod ‎kątem multisensoryki. Aby podkreślić szerokie spektrum tematu, pod uwagę zostaną wzięte ‎różnorodne materiały. Drewno zapewnia bodźce wizualne, dotykowe i zapachowe, które zostały ‎wykorzystane zarówno w projektach koncepcyjnych, jak i komercyjnych. Szkło, często ‎rozważane wyłącznie pod kątem wizualnym, wnosi walor dotyku w postaci kształtu i faktury. ‎Słuchowa natura designu jest również wykorzystywana w nowej fali eksperymentów w sferze ‎tekstyliów. W szerszej perspektywie wiele firm stosuje również techniki brandingu ‎wykorzystujące olfaktoryczne konotacje skandynawskiego dziedzictwa. Podsumowując, ‎zagadnienie multisensoryczności w skandynawskim designie, choć nie zostało jeszcze dokładnie ‎zbadane w międzynarodowej literaturze, stanowi ciekawą perspektywę badawczą, interesującą ‎zarówno z punktu widzenia krytyki designu, jak i kulturoznawstwa.‎

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design, multisensoryka, design skandynawski, user experience

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Anna Wiśnicka

‎a.wisnicka@uksw.edu.pl
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6821-529X

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Uniwersytet Kardynała Stefana Wyszyńskiego w Warszawie Polska

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Information about the Author: Anna Wiśnicka, PhD, is an art and design historian specialising in Nordic design and the cultural and commercial connotations of design. She is the author of a book on Finnish design, Simo Heikkilä – Designer’s Life and Work, and numerous scientific articles. Currently she is Assistant Professor in the Department of Humanities of the UKSW University, Warsaw.