Tag Archives: Art

The Beauty of Theories and Wittgenstein’s Grief

Posted on 2020 December 21 by modelpractice

Scientific theories have the capacity to cause passion, or said and judged to be beautiful (or not). They can be subject to aesthetic judgements, have the capacity to trigger aesthetic experiences and are challenging, both for the artist and the observer. Continue reading →

Posted in Applications (relevance), Foundations (rigour) | Tagged Art, Artworks, Benovsky, Derek Jarman, Hume, Imperfection, Jarman, Jiri Benovsky, Limits of Art, Ludwig Wittgenstein, Theories asArtworks, Theory, Wittgenstein | 1 Comment

Software Requirements Analysis: From the Art of Tidying Up to the Art of Abstraction

Posted on 2015 January 8 by modelpractice

Requirements analysis is more than just tidying up, it’s about understanding the complexity of structures. An explanation inspired by the art of Ursus Wehrli: Continue reading →

Posted in Requirements, Software_Engineering | Tagged abstraction, Art, JIRA, modeling, Modeling Tool, Public Transport, relationship, Requirements, Requirements Analysis, Requirements Engineering, S-Bahn, Tidying Up, Ursus Wehrli, Visio, Wehrli, Zürich | 1 Comment

Tag Archives: Art

The Beauty of Theories and Wittgenstein’s Grief

Software Requirements Analysis: From the Art of Tidying Up to the Art of Abstraction

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