POMACE

We tend to think of design as an act that has a start and endpoint. This perception is deeply in line with the misconception of a linear and one-way life span of design products. Whereas, the process in which the designer is engaged in its common sense is merely a small portion of the entire life cycle of a product. The material (and possibly even the immaterial) presence of the product does, in fact, exist before and after this process as well. When we do not recognize this what we end up with are obvious catastrophes such as masses of wastes or profound paradoxes on why we actually do produce... We can rather comprehend design as an act of conscious interventions on things that continuously act and evolve within systems that overlap with each other. Such an understanding will help us to alter the misconception of the linear and one-way presence of things. By this means we can develop products that can sustain their values in a circular manner instead of being things to join the..