Artistic research as hacking: Analysing similarities of modes and methods through the observation of the experimental fashion project T-Typo
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The article connects hacker culture with artistic research in fashion, highlighting how both areas share methods of producing and disseminating knowledge. Three key connecting points are highlighted: the unfinished thinking; the exploration phase through trial-and-error; the undisciplined use of tools. These shared elements are further emphasized by analyzing the experimental fashion project T-typo, which employs an artistic research methodology resulting in a form of hacking design practice. In T-typo, the shared key features between hacking and artistic research are identified and observed from a fashion design perspective.
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235-239
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August 28, 2025
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Copyright (c) 2025 Joana L. Cunha, Ana Cristina Broega, Hélder Carvalho, Bernardo Providência, Patrizia Ranzo, Roberto Liberti; Camilla Fabretti, Maria Eduarda Figueiredo Lavor, Sophia Araujo Da Silva Garcez, Katia Regina Araujo Da Silva, Emanuelle Kelly Ribeiro Da Silva, Syomara Dos Santos Duarte Pinto, Sandra Coppola, Mattia Zilla, Vincenza Caterino, Domenico di Fuccia, Giuseppe Sorvillo, Rachel Rios Scherrer, Eduardo Romeiro Filho, Heloísa Nazaré dos Santos, Solange Riva Mezabarba, Patrícia Marcondes de Barros, Mara Rúbia Sant’Anna, Carolina Carioni Amorim, Joana Casteleiro Ferreira, Benilde Reis, Bortolotti Nicholas, Edimara Mieko Cabral Nishimaki, Suzana Helena de Avelar Gomes, Tayane Caroline Fiametti Camera, Caelen Teger da Silva, Maria Lúcia Leite Ribeiro Okimoto, Janaina Nascimento, Elisângela F. Zottesso, Alfonso Benetti, Ana C. Broega, Bruna Lummertz Lima, Suzana Barreto Martins, Maria Cristina Falsone, João Oliveira, Adrielle Morais, Guadaira Macías Prieto, Martina Alia Mascia
