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Núm. 17 (2022): Economía Creativa (mayo-octubre)

Diseño para el duelo y el luto. Proyectando para el aislamiento y la pandemia desde la co-creación y el diseño para la experiencia

DOI
https://doi.org/10.46840/ec.2022.17.a6
Enviado
mayo 24, 2022
Publicado
2022-11-11

Resumen

El presente texto introduce, desde la perspectiva del diseño basado en la afectividad, y a través de trabajos de final de carrera realizados o en desarrollo en la carrera de Diseño de la Universidad de Chile, tres propuestas de diseño que buscan contribuir en dos áreas ligadas al duelo: la pérdida de uno de los padres de niños pequeños y la viudez en mujeres adultas y adultas mayores. Ambas situaciones han sido potenciadas por la pandemia y por lo tanto visibilizadas, generando mayor conciencia y abriendo posibilidades al Diseño para contribuir a su tratamiento.

Primeramente, se construye un marco teórico que establece las bases de ambas problemáticas. Posteriormente se dan a conocer las propuestas, las cuales son presentadas a partir de un primer establecimiento del estado del arte y referentes proyectuales y luego una breve descripción que abarca contexto, usuario, y detalle de las interacciones.

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