that keeps us motivated to constantly question ourselves about our practice.What other task should a designer have if it is not essentially to constantly question oneself, and from there solve the user's problems with effective design solutions?We live in a "fluid, light and mobile" world defined by Gilles Lipovetsky as "Of Lightness".According to Lipovetsky, contemporary society is characterized by constant change, an acceleration of the pace of life and a multiplicity of available options.This context promotes a mentality oriented towards the search for novelty, flexibility and adaptability.Lipovetsky argues that this lightness is reflected in various areas of modern life, from fashion and consumption to interpersonal relationships and lifestyle.He highlights how technology and globalization have contributed to this transformation, allowing for greater mobility, instant communication, and access to real-time information.This unprecedented lightness and fluidity, according to Lipovetsky, influences the way we live, think and relate to the world.
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