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Enora

When I look around me, I see shapes, colors and sounds which, when I squint, become movements, words and signs.

This podcast was born from a desire to understand the behaviors generated by systems, and in particular those produced by design. They are ways of thinking, of moving in space, of holding a fork, of loving, of wearing pink, of cutting our hair, of drinking soup.

Through talks, interviews, testimonials, and personal research, I aim to provide answers in the form of questions. (For humanity's great misfortune might lie in the belief that we can be certain.)

I am Enora, and I'm very happy to welcome you to this podcast. A collection of life habits and unconscious thoughts, it is an opportunity to read between the lines. An excuse to take a step aside and to open the gray notebook.

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0/Genesis
Sep 10 2024
0/Genesis
Opening the notebook.

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1/The necessity of unecessary things
Sep 18 2024
1/The necessity of unecessary things
We all have that object or series of objects of no functional interest that we keep and cherish curiously, because their presence in our material environment reassures us in some way. An old stinky cuddly toy, a pebble found on a vacation beach, a kitschy key-ring that takes up too much space. Fragments of everyday life forming a constant mess.But in a world where the need for efficiency and clarity predominates, what place should be given to this tendency towards clutter? What does it really mean, and is it compatible with the practice of design, which aims more than ever for universal simplification of the ways we make, produce and use?*** > music credit :Claudy, Laurence GuyFrom the valley to the stars, El Perro Del Mar> mentioned books : Des détritus, des déchets, de l'abject : une philosophie écologique, François Dagognet, 1997The museum of Innocence, Orhan Pamuk, 2008> audio extract : The Minimalists: Less Is Now, Matt D'Avella, 2021
0/Genesis
Sep 10 2024
0/Genesis
Opening the notebook.