Memória P&D Design

15º Congresso Brasileiro de Pesquisa e Desenvolvimento em Design

UFAM — Manaus (AM)

Outubro/2024

Design com "matéria Viva": Características de Artefatos de Biodesign de Acordo com a Literatura

Design with "living Matter": Characteristics of Biodesigned Artefacts According to the Literature

Elisa Strobel do Nascimento

Como citar

Strobel do Nascimento, Elisa; "Design com "matéria Viva": Características de Artefatos de Biodesign de Acordo com a Literatura", p. 4926-4941. PPG Design Caderno Científico, Manaus, 2024. Anais do XV Congresso Brasileiro de Pesquisa e Desenvolvimento em Design – P&D Design Manaus., DOI https://doi.org/10.29327/5457226.1-196

Resumo

É sabido que fazer design com outros seres viventes, implicando em "matéria viva", é diferente do que projetar com cerâmica, metais e polímeros. Esta prática tem o nome de biodesign, um termo polissêmico. Neste trabalho busca-se responder a três perguntas de pesquisa: (i) Como os artefatos de biodesign são caracterizados na literatura?; (ii) Quais são as formas de vida com as quais designers estão trabalhando em suas pesquisas de design?; e (iii) Quais são as aplicações que estão sendo planejadas para a "matéria viva"? Como estratégia metodológica revisita-se uma revisão sistemática bibliográfica com uma amostra de 48 trabalhos. Para estudos futuros recomenda-se uma busca para além da literatura científica, como em iniciativas públicas e privadas.
Palavras-chave:

Biodesign, Materiais Vivos, Aplicações

Abstract

It is well known that designing with other living beings, involving "living matter", is different from designing with ceramics, metals and polymers. This practice is called biodesign, a polysemic term. This work seeks to answer three research questions: (i) How are biodesigned artefacts characterised in the literature? (ii) What are the lifeforms that designers are working with in their design research? and (iii) What are the applications that are being planned for "living matter"? The methodological strategy consisted in revisiting a systematic literature review with a sample of 48 works. For future studies, a search beyond scientific literature is recommended, such as in private and public initiatives.
Keywords:

Biodesign, Living Materials, Applications

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