The Aesthetics of Ambiguity - Pascal Gielen, Nav Haq mental health In issue #21 Offscreen meets

In issue #21 Offscreen meets Kim Goodwin who believes that effective human-centred design requires better decision-making – not pixel-pushing

While the seamless ocean and the boundless skies deceive us as infinite spaces

Alessandro Mendini and Vico Magistretti

Kennedy once sat on his round chair (1949)

and Perry Ogden

The Aesthetics of Ambiguity - Pascal Gielen, Nav Haq mental health In issue #21 Offscreen meetsIn todays globalised world, terms such as multiculturalism and pluralism assume a shared culture with shared values and convictions about openness, democracy, and equality. moreThis in turn can be seen as a monoculture of views and attitudes. Yet being able to deal with differences, paradoxes, and ambiguities results from a learning process and does not just happen on its own. Art has played a pivotal role in this process since the dawn of modernity,