Moiré is a graphic interference (optical effect) that generates patterns that arise when lines, bands, nets, grids, points or curves unexpectedly align in a certain way.
By definition, Moiré patterns are images produced when the human eye observes the overlap (stopped or moving) of two graphic structures with spacing and variation. These patterns, similar to vibration waves, cause the formation of light and dark fringes, called Moiré fringes. These structures are called reticles, plots or grids, and are made up of lines, parallel or radial bands, forming concentric circles or ellipses or evenly spaced or evenly spaced points.
Conceptually, this project presents a graphic / visual experimentation, capable of revealing multiple thoughts about the idea and virtuous / advantageous use of Moiré as an error, chance, accident, randomness, failure, waste, but also of intention, deliberation, rhythm, animation and awareness as a vital strategy for creating content as innovative as speculative. These work concepts guided the authors (communication design students at DELLI) who generated the content and editorial principles of this project.
Delli (Design Lusófona Lisboa) EN
Is a design department that critically challenges a discipline in profound transitions, exploring a variety of pedagogical models. Working as a continuous workshop with a network of leading professionals, researchers and educators, Delli aims to expand the design discipline in collaboration with our research centre, as well as local and international partners. These works result from the design experiences of DELLI students.
Delli (Design Lusófona Lisboa) PT
É um projeto de design que desafia criticamente uma disciplina em profundas transições, explorando diferentes modelos pedagógicos. No trabalho em workshop contínuo entre profissionais, investigadores e professores de referência, o Delli pretende expandir a disciplina do design, em colaboração com o nosso centro de investigação, assim como com os nossos parceiros locais e internacionais. Estes trabalhos resultam das experiências de design dos alunos do DELLI.
