High-Speed Horizons – Counterfactual history of supersonic flight

Author Filip VisnjicCategory Members TheoryPosted on: People

Created by Tim Clark at the Royal College of Art, Design Interactions, High-Speed Horizons is a design-driven, critical exploration into technology, innovation, big thinking, and our constantly changing attitudes towards the three, told through projected visions of alternative energies and flight.

Developed out of a short project brief on DC/DC alternative power and counterfactual histories led by James Auger and David Benqué, the project is a response to an alternative history scenario and how questions how inventions of the past could have dramatically changed both the national landscape and the domestic – everything from city blocks to everyday products.

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