Soft approach to systems

The systems are necessary. We cannot live without them anymore. Often they feel cold and in contrast to the oorganic beauty.

They seem to come from another world, a world of pure function, of efficiency, divorced from the hand, from the body, from the textures we know and love.

And yet—they are part of our reality now. We depend on them absolutely. To deny this would be dishonest, and honesty is one of our fundumentaion values.

So the question becomes: how do we we combine and create harmony between these two world, organic and systemic.

I think it is a matter of care, craft and repsect, for what the system does, and equally for the human spirit that must dwell alongside it, it is about itegration and the right balance.

We can detail these elements thoughtfully and create soft interaction.

We can choose where they appear, how they appear.

The technical and the poetic must find a way to coexist in harmony.