Design as a discipline has become the greatest accomplice of an obsolete matrix or, at best, it can only hope to wash away the guilt. Everything is connected, we all know that. We don't need another beautiful chair. Much of the history of contemporary design can be summed up in a single concept: comfort and happiness. Your life will be better when you buy this chair.

Form follows function and the paradigm of good design remains intact in spite of everything. The system needs products to work. It doesn't seem to be challenged by the social, political and productive changes that we are going through. Nothing seems to touch it.

Thus, design as a discipline seems to embody the last vestiges of the 19th century sciences. It is necessary to obscure form once again, to increase the difficulty and duration of perception yet again. It is crucial to unsettle the discipline of design. To disturb it. Let's see if that's the way to revive the dead. Amen!