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The graphic translation by the designer’s sensitive rationality<br />

DEMARCHI, Ana Paula Perfetto / Dra / UEL / Brasil<br />

FORNASIER, Cleuza Bittencourt Ribas / Dra / UEL / Brasil<br />

MARTINS, Rosane Fonseca de Freitas/ Dra / UEL / Brasil<br />

This article aims to analyze how was the sensitive rationality of<br />

a designer in creating a brand that translates into an imagery<br />

way the knowledge internalized. Your thought process is related<br />

to the Design Thinking, of which the knowledge organized by Demarchi<br />

(2011), will be presented here. The translation of this<br />

knowledge helps in integration of external and internal public to<br />

the organization that has the same understanding about it.<br />

1. Introduction<br />

The aim of this paper is to analyze how was the sensitive rationality<br />

of a designer in a brand creation that translates into an<br />

imagery way the internalized knowledge. The translation of this<br />

knowledge helps in the integration of the external and internal<br />

public to the organization, that have the same understanding<br />

about it.<br />

The article is based on the theoretical proposal of sensitive rationality,<br />

from Maffesoli (2008), which provides a tool capable<br />

of translating the current reality of cultural movements and the<br />

transformation of society’s mores. The author praises the sensitive<br />

rationality over the rationalism and gives a new perspective<br />

on a wisdom ever known, post modernity, looking back with a<br />

new look, more sensitive, in applying this. This new knowledge<br />

is sensible, uses a sensitive rationalism and checks the creator<br />

emotions reflected in the form created.<br />

Modern society, rationalist, made scientific methods were more<br />

important than the thing itself investigated. Thus, the rationalism<br />

stan<strong>da</strong>rdizes the scientific process. In contrast to this, the<br />

Maffesoli theory relies on sensible reason, intuition, metaphor,<br />

common sense and experience. The Post-modernism is a complex<br />

age, mutant, which changes every relationship, fluid. The<br />

use of stan<strong>da</strong>rds is an indication that society is living, not stagnant,<br />

it is not within or against or in favor of power.<br />

The technology provides knowledge that creates power. This<br />

power creates technology, and thus create a cycle. Modernity<br />

emphasized the power, enhancing the conceptual expression<br />

(theory). Postmodernity favors the imagery expression<br />

and the set of forms, rather than theory, therefore, the<br />

power. This is the ideal community, ie the reflection of the collective<br />

thought, which brings people such as social networks.<br />

The postmodern is impregnated by passion, by emotion, the<br />

affection, the human phenomenal, spirit of respect for the human<br />

soul understands morality and vitality proper to each thing,<br />

because everything has life. Do not rationalize why most things<br />

happen, but how they happen. Do not theorize, but it is under-<br />

stood in a more human, more accessible. There is a chaos, but<br />

we must not question. It remains for us to order it, decorate<br />

it, adorn it; shape it. It is equally natural that we report to the<br />

concept and reducing it requires. The concept is formed by the<br />

knowledge that is produced, integrated, which is then reduced,<br />

so it is the tenth part of the generated knowledge.<br />

To illustrate this approach will be analyzed how was developed a<br />

project of a visual identity system for an elementary and middle<br />

school of the city of Londrina, Paraná, through observation<br />

and analysis of reports of the involved designer. It is intended,<br />

therefore, to understand how was the graphic translation of his<br />

choice, because the graphical form becomes the translation of<br />

the organization through the eyes of the designer and, therefore,<br />

it is necessary to understand how he does it. Thus, this paper<br />

explores new territory as it examines the creative process and<br />

design thinking of a designer, intending thereby expand the limits<br />

of knowledge of Design. The designer’s thought process related<br />

to the Design Thinking, of which the knowledge, organized by<br />

Demarchi (2011), will be presented.<br />

2. Sensitive rationality<br />

The cultural, religious, social, technological, economic and power<br />

relations, not meanings modulate the matching prior, evident<br />

to<strong>da</strong>y, become indicative of the emergence of a new society.<br />

This reality requires a confrontation of the truth of what you do<br />

not want to see, this is needed to instigate change in establishments<br />

rooted. Even if it bothers, Maffesoli (2008, p.14) suggests<br />

that to overcome the modern thought, must be prepared “to answer<br />

a thought, the best way, the au<strong>da</strong>cious contradictions of a<br />

world in pregnancy,” when “the appearance, common sense or<br />

experience “resume their importance.<br />

The author suggests that “the sensitive issue” may be the hallmark<br />

of post-modernity, leaving the knowledge aware of the<br />

power of social phenomena, its growth and its posture, denying<br />

reducing concepts already established in other times, but looking<br />

at the energy used and presents the new social phenomena,<br />

by means of a new scientific method that balize the best social<br />

energy.<br />

Studies in emotional design and affective design show how<br />

design has been used as organizations´ competitive strategies<br />

tools, making it possible to succeed in evoking emotions,<br />

making the purchase of the product and its use in situations of<br />

a pleasant experience (Zerbeto: 2011), capable of evoking positive<br />

feelings and explain the value of products contributing to an<br />

Design Frontiers: Territiories, Concepts, Technologies / Proceedings of the 8th Conference of the International Committee for<br />

Design History & Design Studies - ICDHS 2012 / São Paulo, Brazil / © 2012 <strong>Blucher</strong> / ISBN 978-85-212-0692-7

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