Semicolon Museum : Manifestasi Memori Traumatik Korban Pelecehan/Kekerasan Seksual

OctavianI, Dika (2022) Semicolon Museum : Manifestasi Memori Traumatik Korban Pelecehan/Kekerasan Seksual. Other thesis, Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember.

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Abstract

Isu mengenai pelecehan dan kekerasan seksual yang berakhir dengan menyudutkan korban pelecehan dan kekerasan seksual sangat marak terjadi. Hal ini berakhir dengan keputusan korban untuk tidak menyelesaikan kasus tersebut dan terkadang cenderung menutupi kasus tersebut. Tindakan menyudutkan korban, sesungguhnya dapat mempengaruhi keberlangsungan kehidupan korban yang harus hidup dalam ingatan traumatik. Dapat dilihat dari kasus-kasus yang ada, masyarakat cenderung acuh dan tidak memiliki empati pada korban. Oleh sebab itu, diperlukan wadah untuk memunculkan empati dengan membuat masyarakat memahami emosi penyintas. Didasari permasalahan tersebut, maka diaplikasikan traumatic-informed design yang berhubungan langsung dengan memory, perception and sensation, serta performative design sebagai pendekatan pada rancangan dengan metode berupa concept-based sebagai framework dengan bantuan domain to domain transfer untuk mentranslasikan emosi ke syntax arsitektur. Pemetaan emosi yang dirasakan penyintas diambil dari film 27 Steps of May dan Unbelievable sebagai referensi. Tahap dari pemetaan nantinya akan menghasilkan poin-poin arsitektural yang dapat diterapkan dalam rancangan. Poin-poin tersebut meliputi peletakan ruang, kualitas spasial, material, bukaan, dan pencahayaan. Rancangan ini akan memanifestasikan narasi tentang pelecehan dan kekerasan seksual, diharapkan mampu memunculkan rasa empati masyarakat kepada korban. Berdasarkan hal tersebut masyarakat diharapkan dapat sadar dan paham mengenai pentingnya isu pelecehan dan kekerasan seksual itu sendiri.
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The issue of sexual harassment and violence that always blaming victims of sexual harassment and violence is very common. This ends with the victim's decision to not resolve the case and sometimes tends to cover it up. The act of blaming the victim can actually affect how the victim would survive. It causes they have to live in a traumatic memory. It can be seen from the existing cases, people tend to be indifferent and have no empathy for the victims. Therefore, a forum is needed to generate empathy by making people understand the emotions of survivors. Based on these problems, a traumatic-informed design that is directly related to memory, perception and sensation, and performative design is applied as an approach to the design with a concept-based method as a framework with domain to domain transfer to translate emotions into architectural syntax. The mapping of emotions that felt by survivors is taken from the films 27 Steps of May and Unbelievable as a reference. The step of mapping storyline will produce architectural points that can be applied in the design. These points include the placement of space, spatial quality, materials, openings, and lighting. The design that manifests a narrative about sexual harassment and violence, it is hoped that it will create a sense of community empathy for the victim. Based on this, the public is expected to be aware and understand the importance of the issue of sexual harassment and violence itself.

Item Type:	Thesis (Other)
Uncontrolled Keywords:	Memori, Traumatik, Persepsi, Pelecehan/Kekerasan Seksual, Empati Memory, Traumatic, Perception, Sexual Harassment and Violance, Empathy
Subjects:	N Fine Arts > NA Architecture > NA2750.N27 Architectural design--Evaluation.
Divisions:	Faculty of Civil, Planning, and Geo Engineering (CIVPLAN) > Architecture > 23201-(S1) Undergraduate Thesis
Depositing User:	Mr. Marsudiyana -
Date Deposited:	23 Sep 2025 02:20
Last Modified:	23 Sep 2025 02:20
URI:	http://repository.its.ac.id/id/eprint/128357

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