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Showing posts with label research. Show all posts
Showing posts with label research. Show all posts
Light Waves
1803. Thomas Young, the diffraction of light waves through two adjacent slits.
Me making waves.
Light entering a form from all sides through slits
The interior of shape, displaying the behaviour of light in diffracting waves
Some Lookers
a.
b.From The Penguin Books 'Great Ideas' series.
Design By a. David Pearson b. Phil Baines
Visual Systems
The unpreventable, destructive and genetic mistake that is cancer.
From the book ' Discovering genetics' by Norman Cohen.
Aesthetics Research : Mark Titchner
Remember seeing his work at the Arnolfini. Something capturing/hypnotic in the vibrancy of his work. Synthetic appearance.
Island: The thought of an invisible governing body, akin to 1984 by Orwell.
Tatiana Plakhova , Digital lines, detailing, use of space (lost in), ethereality, in a digital medium. Densities.
Line can be everything.
project2: Mapping
Top is a sample of an OS Map from 1971: The colours, lettering and quality of line speak of something not quite as mechanical as todays versions - something made and not generated. It isn't as cold and rigid, there is clutter - a more real representation of the city in this sense.
Bottom is a map displaying age/sex within the London Boroughs in 1969. As a picture it is interesting - the shapes created by areas and also by numbers and figures, the varying density of parts across the map and the three weights of line for the three parts - Borough boundaries the heaviest, Names the medium and diagrams finest.
Made for informing, from facts and figures, something I find very pretty is made.
Both taken from 'London in Maps' by Philippa Glanville
Grindin' by Nobody Beats The Drum, Directed by Rogier van der Zwaag
Grindin' and the making of Grindin'. An amazing stop-frame animation made using a multitude of different sized wooden blocks inside a box.
Summer Project ∆2: Tax
Brief:
Invent a Tax to impose and create the poster.
First thoughts were of how to impact and create something drastic - an opportunity for something powerful in its design. Re: Fascist posters
/ Second World War
/ Italian.
= Imposing, terrifying content, strong but with a painterly an more delicate touch than their German equivalents, therefore more of a challenge to emulate and lesser done so.
But I am no painter and time is short..
Re: Audio.
Artist Katie Paterson is a Glaswegian artist from Slade university, who recorded the last moments of Vatnajokull Glacier in Iceland, the largest in Europe, using a microphone in the water of the lagoon it was breaking into and broadcast it using a phone line and amplifier.
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