The notion of a sustainable or resilient aesthetic may sound like a bit of an oxymoron; how can aesthetics, a concept associated with the perception of beauty, be resilient and durable?
Basic design competencies in aesthetics, materials, craftsmanship, construction, product knowledge, and user understanding are crucial in relation to working with 3D tools.
One level down from the hoarder, we find the collector, who derives so much pleasure from the objects and their stories and aesthetics that the collection can continue to grow, endlessly.
The living conditions of homeless people are part of a shared reality that public critique ought to address, while aesthetics can be left to professionals, unless it can be made more relevant.
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