Interfascze: proyectamos aquello que nos define

Interfascze is a profound exploration of how human beings create, interpret, and resignify the material world. Through a rare combination of industrial design, perception theory, semiotics, photography, and lateral thinking, Gonzalo J. Bartha proposes an original concept: the interfascze, understood as the dynamic space where subject, artifact, and meaning meet. From the foundations of design to the symbolic layers of culture, these essays analyze how objects—technological, architectural, everyday, or institutional—are not mere tools, but conceptual artifacts that organize our behavior and structure our way of being in the world. Bartha explores: the relationship between fragment and whole abstraction as a cognitive tool morphology as language photography as trace and evidence the role of sequential thinking in the construction of knowledge how artifacts shape the contemporary “we” With a clear, poetic, and rigorous style, the author unfolds an accessible conceptual system that invites designers, photographers, architects, communicators, artists, and visual thinkers alike to reconsider their own relationship with the forms they inhabit and produce. More than a book about design, Interfascze is a guide to seeing anew; an intellectual cartography that allows us to discover what lies behind objects, images, and spaces. An essential work for those seeking to understand how meaning is constructed in contemporary experience.