(how) can a more-than visual architecture generate more touching experiences?
Epistemic dysmorphia is a term introduced by Anthony R Brand (2026) for a sustained, self-reinforcing distortion of students' perception of their own cognitive development, produced by fluent output, sycophantic feedback and assessment that rewards products without verifying process.
| Date | Title | Kind |
|---|---|---|
| 25.06.26 | Touching Traces of the Past | Published |
| 16.09.25 | Tech & the Future of Design, webinar 3 of 3 | Spoke |
| 09.09.25 | Tech & the Future of Design, webinar 2 of 3: Getting Practical with Generative AI | Spoke |
| 02.09.25 | Tech & the Future of Design, webinar 1 of 3 | Spoke |
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