Wednesday Course for Euroculture Students
Social design is a practice that addresses social issues through artistic creation. It seeks to enhance the aesthetic quality of everyday life, prioritizing social impact over economic gain. Awareness of social design has grown since the second half of the 20th century, driven by a growing emphasis on the social responsibility of designers. The course will cover contemporary initiatives in Japan. In this course, students will explore the principles of social design, analyze relevant cases, and develop project proposals, culminating in a final poster presentation. Through this course, students will gain insight into the practice of social design while also understanding the characteristics of Japanese society.
01 : social design 02: ethics 03: aesthetics
05 : social problems 06 : co 07 : community 08 : common good 09 : well-being 10 : participation
11 : proposal 12 : poster making 13 : presentation 14 : presentation
First, let's explore the concept of social design. Social design focuses on developing solutions to social challenges, prioritizing impact over profit.
Among the designed objects surrounding you, specify the target you will be discussing. First, you should define a field such as landscape, architecture, products, clothing, crafts, images, photographs, books, or clothes.