Vivo, provocador, sorprendente: dimensiones emocionales de los materiales bio-sinérgicos para un diseño socialmente significativo
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La polinización cruzada entre biología y electrónica está haciendo emerger nuevos materiales con cualidades híbridas, dinámicas e interactivas. En este artículo exploratorio intentamos una definición y una taxonomía original de los materiales bio-sinérgicos. Analizando los mejores ejemplos dentro de la taxonomía, argumentamos que ellos suscitan experiencias materiales emergentes relacionadas con el hecho de estar vivos y ser provocadores y sorprendentes, desplegando en los usuarios un conjunto único de emociones, sentimientos y experiencias. Tales experiencias promueven un cambio en los valores de la sociedad, abordando un complejo sistema de valores relacionados con la interdependencia, la conciencia ambiental, las colaboraciones multi-especies, el cuidado, la transitoriedad y la imperfección. Además, re-centran los enfoques de diseño, pasando del diseño antropocéntrico al diseño “más que humano”. Los hallazgos se articulan en un marco original de materiales bio-sinérgicos para un diseño socialmente significativo. Esta investigación preliminar puede extenderse a un robusto tema de investigación, catalizando implicaciones positivas para la naturaleza, la tecnología y la sociedad.
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