Category Archives: Art
Another workshop and demo
The project was presented at this conference: http://www.fieldworkconference.net/ last week, and an iPhone was available for loan from Inspace (The University’s very cool digital gallery) the project was on show and delegates of the conference walked the vicinity around the … Continue reading
YouTube Edit 1.0
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJwYv-6wgf8
This Happened – it happened even if I wasn’t quite ready for it
I was a little less than prepared (I blame last weeks knee injury) but I presented at This Happened last night. We opted for a little bit of tech presentation and I tried to make it as accessible as possible … Continue reading
Time travel motion sickness?
I read this article yesterday evening, when people are made to think about travelling in time it may cause anger
Typographic Map
http://creativereview.co.uk/cr-blog/2009/july1/massive-printer – This is quite amazing and kind of related to our discussion about Tag Clouds and Mapping
Murmurs in Leith
The murmurs project was setup around 2007 and was a really interesting exploration of space and history. Through locations in Leith in Edinburgh a little ear icon had a number you could call which had a story from a local … Continue reading
Data visualisations in Time and Space
Just as a follow on from yesterdays post I came across this interesting project – Synchronous Objects via One Floor Up The Cued Annontations view is really interesting, looking at how the dancers react to one another and how that … Continue reading
Data Visualisations and Time
As time will be one of the navigation elements in the project I was having a look through some implementations in other projects. I came across this rather interesting timeline of timelines. Smashing magazine have done a couple of round … Continue reading
Situationists City
An interesting thought that springs to mind about the experience of walking a city but using a map that doesn’t ‘match’ the actual space, is Guy Debord and his writings upon the Situationists International. A classic example might be Debord’s … Continue reading