nomad Magazine – Issue 10 – Nature
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From matters of ethics to matters of innovation. How humans can resume their position as part of the organism that is nature, instead of playing the role of its disruptive factor; and what we can learn from nature in order to preserve our existence as a species.
Biannual Magazine, 208 pages, offset-printed and perfect bound, full color on uncoated and coated paper.
Printed in Germany. English language
Publication date: July 2021
nomad Issue No 11 will be published in Nov 2021.
“In our 10th issue, we focus on ‘Nature’-from matters of ethics to matters of innovation. We asked ourselves what dimensions we need to look beyond in order to understand nature; how human beings can resume their position as part of the organism that is nature, instead of playing the role of its disruptive factor; and what we can learn from nature in order to preserve our existence as a species. Prof. Michael Braungart, inventor of the cradle-to-cradle principle, says that today’s generation sees the environment as an issue of innovation. Felix Austen reflects on climate change and looks at the knowledge between what we know and what we don’t know yet. Read how Dutch artist and designer Christien Meindertsma uses artistic processes as a basis for developing new strategies to improve areas such as textile recycling. Or get to know Sep Verboom, a Belgian designer who works with traditional craftspeople, village communities and social cooperatives in countries including Brazil, Indonesia and the Philippines. Laura Luchtman and Ilfa Siebenhaar have developed a method of dyeing textiles using bacteria, thus eliminating the use of chemicals and cutting water consumption by around 90 per cent from its usual levels in the industry today. New York-based Architect David Benjamin uses mycelium cultures, bacteria, luffa sponges and biowaste to create the biotecture of tomorrow in his multidisciplinary studio, ‘The Living’. And Munich designer Stefan Diez recognises the need for classic product design to reinvent itself. He is increasingly aligning his work to his self-created code of 10 Circular Design Guidelines. Lidewij Edelkoort, one of the greatest trend forecasters, speaks about timing of the really big shifts in the way we work and live, and how nature can help us.”
Contents
Hubble: Beyond Nature — Professor Dr. Michael Braungart: If you create waste, you’re just stupid! — Li Edelkoort: Professionally Optimistic — Sep Verboom: Revolutions for Resources — Laura Luchtman & Ilfa Siebenhaar: Fashion to Dye For — David Benjamin: Architecture Comes Alive — Stefan Diez: Towards Circular Design — Markus Benz: We need to create Awareness — Christien Meindertsma: The Documentary Designer — Lynn Harles: Speculative and Social Design — Andrés Reisinger: Materialising Dematerialisation — Felix Austen: Geoengineering
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nomad Magazine – Issue 10 – Nature
“nomad is a magazine that promotes issues concerning quality of life, sustainability and society by curating the ideas of a growing global creative community. Inspired by the forward thinking approaches of creative visionaries, eco-pioneers, artists, authors, architects, entrepreneurs and designers worldwide, nomad magazine seeks out new perspectives to shape our local and global life towards a valuable future. In this sense, we are all nomads.
nomad magazine is a media brand combining a dynamic mix of print and online media, with a unique high-level design, a distinctive photographic and journalistic culture and an international distribution team. The magazine has a steadily growing number of followers and is available in more than 25 countries.
Editors Frank Wagner, founder of branding and communication agency hw.design, and Veronika Kinczli, creative director, have developed nomad together since 2015 and are shaping it into a global media brand.
nomad is located in Munich, north of the Alps at the heart of Europe—a city that offers a high quality of life, home to a lively start-up community and leading-edge future technologies. The premium magazine is produced by the dedicated nomad team at hw.design and its worldwide network of authors and photographers.
Live a good life in a good world
We believe in a world that makes it possible for everyone to live a good life. It is our heartfelt conviction that design, in all its multifaceted diversity, is a discipline that shapes our world in a positive way, with the potential as yet undeveloped to the full to make a sustainable contribution to shaping our future.
Anticipating Future and Accentuating the challenges
We are an interface between the future and the present. We anticipate future-facing developments in new technologies, new societal trends, new forms of living and accompany them as they evolve, identifying their challenges and, against this backdrop, addressing their impact both on global society and on the world of the individual.
Emphasizing visionaries, makers and pioneering ideas
We are engaged in a dialogue with the global creative community the designers, architects, artists, authors, scientists and entrepreneurs who devote their force of inspiration, their wealth of ideas, their knowledge, their talent and their creativity to constantly improving existing aspects of life.
The world through the eyes of design to initiate a new design culture
Seeing the world through the eyes of design means studying it, shaping it and passing it on with a view to the present and future needs of humanity. A new understanding of design involves adopting an integrated perspective that extends beyond our aesthetic and function-focused understanding of today and embraces a new future-facing and holistic design culture.
The voice and the stage of the global creative community
We are the voice for everyone seeking to make a difference in order to shape our world. We shine spotlights, bring individual voices together into one great voice, and thus equip good ideas with the attention they need to reach the wider world. In addition, we are a stage for the people, brands, companies and initiatives that seek to interact with these individuals and join them in dialogue.”
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