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Day 5: Practicing Epistemic Humility

2025-12-02T20:47:12Z

Jerry: /* imgs */

== Editorial on Neurodiversity ==

On Day 5, the editorial team was asked to create a piece on neurodiversity and accessibility. We were particularly influenced by the talk Autism, Justice & Design — An Intersectional Approach by Sybille Bauer-Zierfuß. During the lecture, she introduced the term epistemic humility, which in this context meant acknowledging that one should not pretend to understand autism when, in reality, one does not.
After the talk, we knew more than before, yet still not enough to confidently produce an informed zine. As a response, we designed a poster stating: “We don’t know enough about autism to make a zine about it. Sorry.”
We also compiled our notes from the talk onto a long roll of paper, punctuated at irregular intervals with the phrase “Work in Progress.” This served as a reminder that, although we do not yet know enough to create a fully developed zine, we are committed to continuing the work of learning.

The editorial was created by Johanna Heller, Blanka Mocová, Timm Felder, and Jeremy Traun.
Our sincere thanks go to the Potato Publishing team for making this project possible & Obsolet Studio that shared the results from the "Don't blame the machine — low‑tech print" workshop.

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2025-12-02T20:46:38Z

Jerry:

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2025-12-02T20:34:50Z

Jerry:

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2025-12-02T20:33:07Z

Jerry:

Day 5: Practicing Epistemic Humility

2025-12-02T20:31:38Z

Jerry:

== Editorial on Neurodiversity ==

On Day 5, the editorial team was asked to create a piece on neurodiversity and accessibility. We were particularly influenced by the talk Autism, Justice & Design — An Intersectional Approach by Sybille Bauer-Zierfuß. During the lecture, she introduced the term epistemic humility, which in this context meant acknowledging that one should not pretend to understand autism when, in reality, one does not.
After the talk, we knew more than before, yet still not enough to confidently produce an informed zine. As a response, we designed a poster stating: “We don’t know enough about autism to make a zine about it. Sorry.”
We also compiled our notes from the talk onto a long roll of paper, punctuated at irregular intervals with the phrase “Work in Progress.” This served as a reminder that, although we do not yet know enough to create a fully developed zine, we are committed to continuing the work of learning.

The editorial was created by Johanna Heller, Blanka Mocová, Timm Felder, and Jeremy Traun.
Our sincere thanks go to the Potato Publishing team for making this project possible & Obsolet Studio that shared the results from the "Don't blame the machine — low‑tech print" workshop.

=== imgs ===

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2025-12-02T20:22:13Z

Jerry:

Day 5: Practicing Epistemic Humility

2025-12-02T20:19:05Z

Jerry:

== Editorial on Neurodiversity ==

On Day 5, the editorial team was asked to create a piece on neurodiversity and accessibility. We were particularly influenced by the talk Autism, Justice & Design — An Intersectional Approach by Sybille Bauer-Zierfuß. During the lecture, she introduced the term epistemic humility, which in this context meant acknowledging that one should not pretend to understand autism when, in reality, one does not.
After the talk, we knew more than before, yet still not enough to confidently produce an informed zine. As a response, we designed a poster stating: “We don’t know enough about autism to make a zine about it. Sorry.”
We also compiled our notes from the talk onto a long roll of paper, punctuated at irregular intervals with the phrase “Work in Progress.” This served as a reminder that, although we do not yet know enough to create a fully developed zine, we are committed to continuing the work of learning.

The editorial was created by Johanna Heller, Blanka Mocová, Timm Felder, and Jeremy Traun.
Our sincere thanks go to the Potato Publishing team for making this project possible.

=== imgs ===

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| [[File:keyrings.jpeg|300px|thumb]]
| [[File:puzzle.jpeg|300px|thumb]]
| [[File:cards.jpeg|300px|thumb]]
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2025-12-02T20:18:08Z

Jerry:

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2025-12-02T20:14:38Z

Jerry: Johanna beim bedrucken der Papierrolle

== Summary ==
Johanna beim bedrucken der Papierrolle

Day 5: Practicing Epistemic Humility

2025-12-02T20:10:51Z

Jerry:

== Editorial on Neurodiversity ==

On Day 5, the editorial team was asked to create a piece on neurodiversity and accessibility. We were particularly influenced by the talk Autism, Justice & Design — An Intersectional Approach by Sybille Bauer-Zierfuß. During the lecture, she introduced the term epistemic humility, which in this context meant acknowledging that one should not pretend to understand autism when, in reality, one does not.
After the talk, we knew more than before, yet still not enough to confidently produce an informed zine. As a response, we designed a poster stating: “We don’t know enough about autism to make a zine about it. Sorry.”
We also compiled our notes from the talk onto a long roll of paper, punctuated at irregular intervals with the phrase “Work in Progress.” This served as a reminder that, although we do not yet know enough to create a fully developed zine, we are committed to continuing the work of learning.

The editorial was created by Johanna Heller, Blanka Mocová, Timm Felder, and Jeremy Traun.
Our sincere thanks go to the Potato Publishing team for making this project possible.

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| [[File:posterscan.png|300px|thumb]]
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| [[File:keyrings.jpeg|300px|thumb]]
| [[File:puzzle.jpeg|300px|thumb]]
| [[File:cards.jpeg|300px|thumb]]
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Day 5: Practicing Epistemic Humility

2025-12-02T20:10:43Z

Jerry: Created blank page

Inter*Printer

2025-12-02T20:10:28Z

Jerry: /* Editorials */

[[Category:Editorial]]
<onlyinclude>
== Inter*Printer ==
[[File:Editorial print.png|thumb]]
Editorial @ Kulturverein zur Schießhalle 
Daily: Monday - Sunday 
10:00 ‑ 13:00 
Sunday 30th November 17:00: Editorial Reveal 

==== Project Description ====
inter*printer refers to the in-between state that connects analog and digital publishing processes, as well as the the connection and interpersonal networking between individuals and collectives.

During d*sign week, the inter*printer is a collaborative process involving collecting, documenting, visualizing, curating, translating, publishing, reflecting, analyzing, learning, discussing, experimenting.

Taking place throughout the d*sign week, inter*printer functions as a collective action of experiencing the programme, actively involving the participants of the festival in documenting what happens in each event. Everyone is invited to contribute creatively with notes, scribbles, photos and texts that can be placed in shared folders and physical boxes. Special tools and concepts for documentation will also be made available to visitors of the d*sign week.

The collection is then processed in a daily editorial routine lead by Collectors Collective, a group of students of the Department of Visual Communication from the University of Arts Linz. At the studio of Potato Publishing the Collectors Collective edits and publishes the notes, drawings, photos and texts from the day before in the form of prints and publications. These visualize discussions, workshops and ideas, and explore new connections across the festival programme. After each session the content will be digitalized and feed back to the d*signwiki as a digital archive.

===== Who can participate? =====
Visitors of the dsign week are warmly invited to share their impressions and notes and make them available to the editorial process.

===== How to submit? =====
Via upload to: https://cloud.servus.at/s/4FXKW9SQRDr97yL or in person at the event.

=== Editorials ===
[[Day 1: What's the time? How much time is still left? Am I late? Where is the dog?]]

[[Day 2: Beyond Limits : Otre I limiti]]

[[Day 3: Open Source Tools]]

[[Day 4: take part or fuck off]]

[[Day 5: Practicing Epistemic Humility]]

[[Editorial 6 | ed 6: titel]]

</onlyinclude>
{{:Collectors Collective}}
{{:Potato Publishing}}

Inter*Printer

2025-12-02T20:09:54Z

Jerry: /* Editorials */

[[Category:Editorial]]
<onlyinclude>
== Inter*Printer ==
[[File:Editorial print.png|thumb]]
Editorial @ Kulturverein zur Schießhalle 
Daily: Monday - Sunday 
10:00 ‑ 13:00 
Sunday 30th November 17:00: Editorial Reveal 

==== Project Description ====
inter*printer refers to the in-between state that connects analog and digital publishing processes, as well as the the connection and interpersonal networking between individuals and collectives.

During d*sign week, the inter*printer is a collaborative process involving collecting, documenting, visualizing, curating, translating, publishing, reflecting, analyzing, learning, discussing, experimenting.

Taking place throughout the d*sign week, inter*printer functions as a collective action of experiencing the programme, actively involving the participants of the festival in documenting what happens in each event. Everyone is invited to contribute creatively with notes, scribbles, photos and texts that can be placed in shared folders and physical boxes. Special tools and concepts for documentation will also be made available to visitors of the d*sign week.

The collection is then processed in a daily editorial routine lead by Collectors Collective, a group of students of the Department of Visual Communication from the University of Arts Linz. At the studio of Potato Publishing the Collectors Collective edits and publishes the notes, drawings, photos and texts from the day before in the form of prints and publications. These visualize discussions, workshops and ideas, and explore new connections across the festival programme. After each session the content will be digitalized and feed back to the d*signwiki as a digital archive.

===== Who can participate? =====
Visitors of the dsign week are warmly invited to share their impressions and notes and make them available to the editorial process.

===== How to submit? =====
Via upload to: https://cloud.servus.at/s/4FXKW9SQRDr97yL or in person at the event.

=== Editorials ===
[[Day 1: What's the time? How much time is still left? Am I late? Where is the dog?]]

[[Day 2: Beyond Limits : Otre I limiti]]

[[Day 3: Open Source Tools]]

[[Day 4: Take part or fuck off]]

[[Day 5: Practicing Epistemic Humility]]

[[Editorial 6 | ed 6: titel]]

</onlyinclude>
{{:Collectors Collective}}
{{:Potato Publishing}}

Inter*Printer

2025-12-02T20:09:17Z

Jerry: /* Editorials */

Editorial 5

2025-12-02T20:07:52Z

Jerry: /* Editorial on Neurodiversity */

== Editorial on Neurodiversity ==

On Day 5, the editorial team was asked to create a piece on neurodiversity and accessibility. We were particularly influenced by the talk Autism, Justice & Design — An Intersectional Approach by Sybille Bauer-Zierfuß. During the lecture, she introduced the term epistemic humility, which in this context meant acknowledging that one should not pretend to understand autism when, in reality, one does not.
After the talk, we knew more than before, yet still not enough to confidently produce an informed zine. As a response, we designed a poster stating: “We don’t know enough about autism to make a zine about it. Sorry.”
We also compiled our notes from the talk onto a long roll of paper, punctuated at irregular intervals with the phrase “Work in Progress.” This served as a reminder that, although we do not yet know enough to create a fully developed zine, we are committed to continuing the work of learning.

The editorial was created by Johanna Heller, Blanka Mocová, Timm Felder, and Jeremy Traun.
Our sincere thanks go to the Potato Publishing team for making this project possible.

=== imgs ===

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
| [[File:posterfront-img.png|300px|thumb]]
| [[File:posterback-img.png|300px|thumb]]
| [[File:posterscan.png|300px|thumb]]
|-
| [[File:keyrings.jpeg|300px|thumb]]
| [[File:puzzle.jpeg|300px|thumb]]
| [[File:cards.jpeg|300px|thumb]]
|}

Editorial 5

2025-12-02T20:07:26Z

Jerry:

== Editorial on Neurodiversity ==

On Day 5, the editorial team was asked to create a piece on neurodiversity and accessibility. We were particularly influenced by the talk Autism, Justice & Design — An Intersectional Approach by Sybille Bauer-Zierfuß. During the lecture, she introduced the term epistemic humility, which in this context meant acknowledging that one should not pretend to understand autism when, in reality, one does not.
After the talk, we knew more than before, yet still not enough to confidently produce an informed zine. As a response, we designed a poster stating: “We don’t know enough about autism to make a zine about it. Sorry.”
We also compiled our notes from the talk onto a long roll of paper, punctuated at irregular intervals with the phrase “Work in Progress.” This served as a reminder that, although we do not yet know enough to create a fully developed zine, we are committed to continuing the work of learning.
The editorial was created by Johanna Heller, Blanka Mocová, Timm Felder, and Jeremy Traun.
Our sincere thanks go to the Potato Publishing team for making this project possible.

=== imgs ===

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
| [[File:posterfront-img.png|300px|thumb]]
| [[File:posterback-img.png|300px|thumb]]
| [[File:posterscan.png|300px|thumb]]
|-
| [[File:keyrings.jpeg|300px|thumb]]
| [[File:puzzle.jpeg|300px|thumb]]
| [[File:cards.jpeg|300px|thumb]]
|}

Day 4: take part or fuck off

2025-12-02T18:42:05Z

Jerry: /* Editorial on Inclusion and Participation */

== Editorial on Inclusion and Participation ==

On Day 4, the editorial team produced a zine that brought together outcomes from several workshops: pen-plotter drawings generated during the Open Source Publishing session, illustrations from the Team Blinding Workshop, and photographs and notes taken throughout the inclusion talk All Kinds of Makers – My Tool My Choice* by Olivia Jaques.
Printed in pink and black, the zine functions like a modular puzzle: each page stands on its own but can also be assembled into a full poster when arranged correctly. Every segment contains a statement on inclusion and participation, collected across the workshops and discussions.

The editorial team consisted of three members from Kunstuniversität Linz:
Christina Lamprecht / Carina Eglhofer / Jeremy Traun

We extend our sincere thanks to OSP members Doriane Timmermans and Vinciane Daheron for their valuable input and for providing the ASCII tool Cobbled Paths, which we used for parts of the typography.
Our gratitude also goes to potato publishing for granting us access to their risograph facilities and for providing all the tools and space needed to realise this project. And of course Otis who was a huge inspiration.
We hope we have not forgotten anyone <3

=== imgs ===

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
| [[File:posterfront-img.png|300px|thumb]]
| [[File:posterback-img.png|300px|thumb]]
| [[File:posterscan.png|300px|thumb]]
|-
| [[File:keyrings.jpeg|300px|thumb]]
| [[File:puzzle.jpeg|300px|thumb]]
| [[File:cards.jpeg|300px|thumb]]
|}

Day 4: take part or fuck off

2025-12-02T18:36:13Z

Jerry: /* content */

== Editorial on Inclusion and Participation ==

On Day 4, the editorial team produced a zine that brought together outcomes from several workshops: pen-plotter drawings generated during the Open Source Publishing session, illustrations from the Team Blinding Workshop, and photographs and notes taken throughout the inclusion talk All Kinds of Makers – My Tool My Choice* by Olivia Jaques.
Printed in pink and black, the zine functions like a modular puzzle: each page stands on its own but can also be assembled into a full poster when arranged correctly. Every segment contains a statement on inclusion and participation, collected across the workshops and discussions.

The editorial team consisted of three members from Kunstuniversität Linz:
Christina Lamprecht / Carina Eglhofer / Jeremy Traun

We extend our sincere thanks to OSP members Doriane Timmermans and Vinciane Daheron for their valuable input and for providing the ASCII tool Cobbled Paths, which we used for parts of the typography.
Our gratitude also goes to potato publishing for granting us access to their risograph facilities and for providing all the tools and space needed to realise this project.
We hope we have not forgotten anyone <3

=== imgs ===

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
| [[File:posterfront-img.png|300px|thumb]]
| [[File:posterback-img.png|300px|thumb]]
| [[File:posterscan.png|300px|thumb]]
|-
| [[File:keyrings.jpeg|300px|thumb]]
| [[File:puzzle.jpeg|300px|thumb]]
| [[File:cards.jpeg|300px|thumb]]
|}

Day 4: take part or fuck off

2025-12-02T18:34:59Z

Jerry: /* imgs */

== content ==

On Day 4, the editorial team produced a zine that brought together outcomes from several workshops: pen-plotter drawings generated during the Open Source Publishing session, illustrations from the Team Blinding Workshop, and photographs and notes taken throughout the inclusion talk All Kinds of Makers – My Tool My Choice* by Olivia Jaques.
Printed in pink and black, the zine functions like a modular puzzle: each page stands on its own but can also be assembled into a full poster when arranged correctly. Every segment contains a statement on inclusion and participation, collected across the workshops and discussions.

The editorial team consisted of three members from Kunstuniversität Linz:
Christina Lamprecht / Carina Eglhofer / Jeremy Traun

We extend our sincere thanks to OSP members Doriane Timmermans and Vinciane Daheron for their valuable input and for providing the ASCII tool Cobbled Paths, which we used for parts of the typography.
Our gratitude also goes to potato publishing for granting us access to their risograph facilities and for providing all the tools and space needed to realise this project.
We hope we have not forgotten anyone <3

=== imgs ===

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
| [[File:posterfront-img.png|300px|thumb]]
| [[File:posterback-img.png|300px|thumb]]
| [[File:posterscan.png|300px|thumb]]
|-
| [[File:keyrings.jpeg|300px|thumb]]
| [[File:puzzle.jpeg|300px|thumb]]
| [[File:cards.jpeg|300px|thumb]]
|}

Day 4: take part or fuck off

2025-12-02T18:32:45Z

Jerry: /* imgs */

== content ==

On Day 4, the editorial team produced a zine that brought together outcomes from several workshops: pen-plotter drawings generated during the Open Source Publishing session, illustrations from the Team Blinding Workshop, and photographs and notes taken throughout the inclusion talk All Kinds of Makers – My Tool My Choice* by Olivia Jaques.
Printed in pink and black, the zine functions like a modular puzzle: each page stands on its own but can also be assembled into a full poster when arranged correctly. Every segment contains a statement on inclusion and participation, collected across the workshops and discussions.

The editorial team consisted of three members from Kunstuniversität Linz:
Christina Lamprecht / Carina Eglhofer / Jeremy Traun

We extend our sincere thanks to OSP members Doriane Timmermans and Vinciane Daheron for their valuable input and for providing the ASCII tool Cobbled Paths, which we used for parts of the typography.
Our gratitude also goes to potato publishing for granting us access to their risograph facilities and for providing all the tools and space needed to realise this project.
We hope we have not forgotten anyone <3

=== imgs ===

[[File:posterfront-img.png|300px|thumb]]
[[File:posterback-img.png|300px|thumb]]
[[File:posterscan.png|300px|thumb]]
[[File:keyrings.jpeg|300px|thumb]]
[[File:puzzle.jpeg|300px|thumb]]
[[File:cards.jpeg|300px|thumb]]

Day 4: take part or fuck off

2025-12-02T18:32:15Z

Jerry: /* imgs */

== content ==

On Day 4, the editorial team produced a zine that brought together outcomes from several workshops: pen-plotter drawings generated during the Open Source Publishing session, illustrations from the Team Blinding Workshop, and photographs and notes taken throughout the inclusion talk All Kinds of Makers – My Tool My Choice* by Olivia Jaques.
Printed in pink and black, the zine functions like a modular puzzle: each page stands on its own but can also be assembled into a full poster when arranged correctly. Every segment contains a statement on inclusion and participation, collected across the workshops and discussions.

The editorial team consisted of three members from Kunstuniversität Linz:
Christina Lamprecht / Carina Eglhofer / Jeremy Traun

We extend our sincere thanks to OSP members Doriane Timmermans and Vinciane Daheron for their valuable input and for providing the ASCII tool Cobbled Paths, which we used for parts of the typography.
Our gratitude also goes to potato publishing for granting us access to their risograph facilities and for providing all the tools and space needed to realise this project.
We hope we have not forgotten anyone <3

=== imgs ===

[[File:posterfront-img.png|300px|thumb|left]]
[[File:posterback-img.png|300px|thumb|left]]
[[File:posterscan.png|300px|thumb|left]]
[[File:keyrings.jpeg|300px|thumb|left]]
[[File:puzzle.jpeg|300px|thumb|left]]
[[File:cards.jpeg|300px|thumb|left]]

Day 4: take part or fuck off

2025-12-02T18:31:39Z

Jerry:

== content ==

On Day 4, the editorial team produced a zine that brought together outcomes from several workshops: pen-plotter drawings generated during the Open Source Publishing session, illustrations from the Team Blinding Workshop, and photographs and notes taken throughout the inclusion talk All Kinds of Makers – My Tool My Choice* by Olivia Jaques.
Printed in pink and black, the zine functions like a modular puzzle: each page stands on its own but can also be assembled into a full poster when arranged correctly. Every segment contains a statement on inclusion and participation, collected across the workshops and discussions.

The editorial team consisted of three members from Kunstuniversität Linz:
Christina Lamprecht / Carina Eglhofer / Jeremy Traun

We extend our sincere thanks to OSP members Doriane Timmermans and Vinciane Daheron for their valuable input and for providing the ASCII tool Cobbled Paths, which we used for parts of the typography.
Our gratitude also goes to potato publishing for granting us access to their risograph facilities and for providing all the tools and space needed to realise this project.
We hope we have not forgotten anyone <3

=== imgs ===

[[File:posterfront-img.png|500px|thumb|left]]
[[File:posterback-img.png|500px|thumb|left]]
[[File:posterscan.png|500px|thumb|left]]
[[File:keyrings.jpeg|500px|thumb|left]]
[[File:puzzle.jpeg|500px|thumb|left]]
[[File:cards.jpeg|500px|thumb|left]]

Day 4: take part or fuck off

2025-12-02T18:18:23Z

Jerry:

Day 4: take part or fuck off

2025-12-02T18:17:37Z

Jerry: Created page with "thumb left left left left left"