Month: March 2016

Interactive City: Stress Catcher

For project two, we are planning to make a stress catcher. The design of the project will be to have an electronic representation of bubbles.  Within each bubble, there will be an image or word that conveys something stressful. For…

Interactive City: Spend Time

Full view Close up on one screen In class we discussed the fun of capturing something that isn’t visible. Time is one of those concepts that we can feel and experience but we can’t really see. I thought it would…

Interactive City: Raining Wall

In a typical urban setting, you never know who have set foot on the brick you just stepped on, or how crowded the place have been. These are the invisible trails of urban activities, and a public domain successfully makes…

Interactive City: Can You See the Real Me?

Can You See the Real Me was installed in Heimbold Cafe on March 7th.  It took about an hour to install. Sophia and I took photos of people in Heimbold on Thursday, Friday, and Monday.  We then installed the photos…

Interactive City: Photomosaic

After the in-class critique, we decided to make a few changes to our project. Originally, we had planned on creating two photographic mosaics that formed one large photo of a student and one large photo of the SLC campus. We…

Interactive City: Your Pick

After the critique, we decided to display one juxtaposition each day over the week. We will start with pancakes or waffles on Tuesday, March 8, and then Mac or Windows, money or happiness, and Republicans or Democrats. We wanted the…

Interactive City: Can you see the real me?

Display of the wall Over the last two weeks, we have been working together and as a class to revise and enhance the final outcome of our analog project entitled “Can You see the real me?”. When we presented it…

Interactive City: What’s Your Love Story

“What’s your love story?” was uninstalled today. It had a wonderful run!  We installed the Friday before Valentine’s Day, painting a broken heart across from a full heart in a small hallway in Heimbold.  The hearts were both pink.  The…

Interactive City: Dog vs. Cat

Visual Aspects Our installation will feature two screen both installed with mouse, where one featuring an image of a dog rendered through processing, while the other will feature an image of a cat. The images will feature small movements, such…