Monthly Archives: November 2015

Wind powered, self destructive noise sculpture Mind Map : Concept and Form : Analog kinetic noise sculpture using 3d printed shells based on consumer tech devices, forms break down over time (based on idea of digital noise and obsolescence) with wind. The 3D…

Thoughts and responses to some of the discussions in the documentary CLOUDS are as follows: “Data. Complexity. Emergent behavior in people.” In modern day context, data is the gold individuals, collective and organizations are looking for. The processing of this…

Ideas are sorted according to preference     The first idea I have is that of tracing the motion happening in martial arts. I was inspired by a photographer who took pictures of people dancing in the link below. I…

Everyone should watch Clouds. This documentary is certainly made for all humans to reflect about the culture of creative coding an what is this phenomenon. What does this world of code allows humans to create? What will happen from now on?…

1. The Octopus Use Grasshopper to build tentacles out of corporate logos — one tentacle per major industry. Scale each tentacle to the size of that industry’s annual lobbying spending in Washington, DC. Then wrap them around a model of…

For my thesis I’m working with children in hospital areas, and since the environment is on my mind I wanted to create something that after might be implemented there in order to make the hospital experience more comforting and less painful….

A series of 3D printed Starbuck’s cups or cupholders that outrageously reflect each religion that has a celebration around this time of year. Imagine a ridiculous number of star of davids making up the cup surface. Set up a display…

According to Dictionary.com, a cloud is “a visible collection of particles of water or ice suspended in the air,usually at an elevation above the earth’s surface.” I think clouds are important because without them we would not have rain, and…

FORM Clouds was an interesting documentary experience particularly as someone who is newer to this techno-artist scene. I appreciated that it was experimenting with traditional documentary form in a way that spoke to the content of the piece. From an experiential…