All posts tagged inter-things

  • October 22, 2013

    ‘Inter-Things’ poster // Final

    Project1-v3

    It changed quite a bit, I know! I was kind of planning on it just taking a weird new form at the end. I’m very much a person who has an idea but can’t bring it into fruition in a bunch of drafts,I just have to dive and and stay in the pool until I emerge with something. I knew in the back of my head it would be fun and more visually interesting to draw my internet of things rather than list them. In my desk and back pack spaces I have everything draw, in the kitchen space I took some liberties.

    The goal of this project was to show our understanding of the semester’s readings and applying it to our things and spaces. So I wrote about some of my spaces and how one particular object, my glass water bottle, moves through it.

    Here’s a close up of my desk space:

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  • October 8, 2013

    Inter-things: Draft 1

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    This is the first draft of thinking about how objects in our lives relate to one another and influence us. Basically. This is just a starting point and my final will include a lot more of the interaction.

    At first I started with the area rug in my room because I am always so aware of its presence in dividing my room. I find the carpet in my apartment pretty gross, so I use my rug as a sanctuary in my room where I can walk bare foot. I feel like I have to take of my shoes before stepping onto it whereas I wear my shoes every where else in the house.

    Project1-01But then I realize it’s interaction is pretty limited because it I don’t really use the rug as part of a practice and it also doesn’t move into different spaces of my life. So I switched to my glass water bottle which I also purchased and use very intentionally:

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    Still not extensive, but it’s well on it’s way! I’m pretty excited to work on this more and really draw out the concepts we learned in class. Stay tune, folks!

     

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