Marine Zorea

Kyoto Institute of Technology · Department of Architecture and Design

As interactive sounds become embedded in our homes, we turn to the lens of care for exploring our audible relationships with home’s nonhuman things, thereby revealing the potential of reimagining with care the design of domestic sound interactions. This paper presents a participatory study on Japanese dwellers’ experiences with domestic sounds and...

Recent advancements in technology have introduced new interac- tions into the inherently empathic connection between parents and infants, as exemplified by the baby monitor. While promising to sense and track infants’ well-being, interaction with these devices rarely accommodates parental empathy in its various embodied aspects. This position paper...

The production of a collective space was integral to establishing the kibbutz as an alternative social model in the 20th century. As important, was creating a spatial vocabulary by deconstructing domestic semiotic units, and scattering them over the collective terrain. The Hadar Ohel is one such example: enlarging the scale of the familial dining r...

This pictorial paper explores domestic sounds’ capacity to evoke imagery of everyday inhabited spaces. In recent decades, accelerated digitalization has been transforming our everyday sonic environment, and new interactive possibilities, such as multimodal and embodied interaction, draw attention to sound as a communicative medium. In that context,...