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    Compendiums:

    Compendium: Identity & Feminism
    By Emilie Høegh Engbirk

    Disco, Donna & Donna

    Disco is not merely a genre of dance music, but a complex subculture holding progressive political beliefs. Alongside it’s glittering clothes and sexy moves, disco came to rise in the United States in the 1970s, evolving from the well-known international sounds of Motown, rooted in New York and...

    Compendium: Surface Core Surface
    By Emma Singleton

    Chimera: The Reality of a Myth

    There is a Greek myth that details a creature, or rather, a beast that had the body of a lion with the head of a goat jutting from its back and a serpent’s tail. In the Iliad, Homer described it as “a thing of immoral make, not human.” The creature named Chimera was feared for its hybrid body that...

    Compendium: Form Follows Finance
    By Johanne Aarup Hansen & Asmus Lauridsen

    Form and System – money as design

    In 2008, somewhere in the National Bank of Denmark in Copenhagen, the seal on two steel boxes was broken. The contents made up an antiquated crisis package from the Cold War contingency plan, including all the necessary equipment for the production of special emergency money....

    Compendium: Form Follows Finance
    By Emil Busch Madsen

    Financial and Speculative Design in The Age of Machines

    Financial crises are temporal crises. They are created in mechanical circuits by new technologies acting so fast that we cannot perceive them until the damage is done. The speculative design can help us understand the crises by making them visible and in this way open up the future that the mechanic...

    Compendium: Form Follows Finance
    By Vienne Chan

    Complementary Currency Design Through Debt

    Community currencies are based upon cohesion between their members and often aim to circumvent issues related to a lack of monetary supply, particularly within more marginalized populations. Based on trust and an aim to secure the local economy, it can be said that these currencies re-frame money as...

    Compendium: Form Follows Finance
    By Milan Stürmer

    Fit for Finance

    Something seemed deadly about the »sardonic funeral towers of metropolitan finance«. In 1938, when Lewis Mumford was looking for the possibilities of creating form under the conditions of his time, what concerned him was the »fatal lack of connection between architecture and the dominant social s...

    Compendium: Form Follows Finance
    By Guy Julier

    The Promise of the Creative Industries, Design Work and Livelihoods

    In neoliberal times design has become an instrument of economic policy and commercial opportunity, more generally. This is in both its basic role in creating and controlling assets through intellectual property rights, and in its symbolic role as a leading innovator in the transformation of labour...

    Compendium: Form Follows Finance
    By Joanna Boehnert

    An Anticipated Pandemic & Post-Covid Design Economies

    In an ideal world, designers would create ways of living to meet human needs and desires without undermining the climate system and contributing to the sixth extinction event. In the political system we inherited, designers work within an economic context that harnesses our skills to reproduce unsus...

    Compendium: Form Follows Finance
    By Sunniva Sandbukt

    “Top Up With Driver”: Entanglements of Design, Online Drivers, and Digital Money in Indonesia

    “Belum bisa” the barista told me when I asked if I could pay for my coffee with a digital wallet. You can’t yet. It was one of my first weeks of fieldwork on digital payments in Yogyakarta, and I was confused because I had particularly selected this coffee shop after having seen it listed in the Ind...

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    OVERCOMING THE GROWTHOCENE – To conclude, overcoming what’s recently been called the “growthocene” demands a thorough understanding of what we are up against – both materially and socially as well as ideologically. For the climate justice movement to be successful, we have to do many things – but also to debunk the “fairy tales of eternal economic growth,” as Greta put it.