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Visualizing Assemblages: Modesty, Ethics, and Attachment Inform a Critical Design Practice. Jules Rousselet and quiet dystopias

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Visualizing Assemblages: Modesty, Ethics, and Attachment Inform a Critical Design Practice. Jules Rousselet and quiet dystopias and quiet dystopias which will present an exhibition of the duo in the fall of 2021 the book reviews Bruno Latour’s interpretation of design as a form of modest restyling and arrangement To look at this form of power in design

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