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Generative Patterns with Transformations p5js sketch here!!! My inspiration: https://digicol.dpm.org.cn/cultural/detail?id=48516b8a4be64a31bb5787218cfdd157&source=1&page=1 Brief: I used lines to depict a traditional Chinese phoenix. I tried to simplify the bird’s shape with clean lines, but still capture the dynamic beauty of the phoenix as it soars. In this sketch, Captivated by the elegant color scheme of the artifacts, … Continue reading NOC W1 – Soaring Phoenix
Firstly, allow me to summarize this amazing Shenzhen field trip in one sentence: Despite being under the pressure of a 10-page paper, it was a joyful and fulfilling field trip with abundant takeaways. Date: 11.03 Feelings: pretty excited It is the first time I am able to travel out of Shanghai with my lovely classmates … Continue reading DCIMI: field trip to ShenZhen
About Wound: In promoting mental health awareness, it is encouraged that individuals seek support and assistance from professional mental health services. This is my final project. As we can see from the poster, the width of the wound represents the percentage of people in the US who suffered from depression from 2010 to 2018. It … Continue reading DCIMI: Project 3 Documentation The Wound
Air Transformed Continue reading DCIMI: The Case Study Presentation
Critical design, as championed by Anthony Dunne and Fiona Raby, pushes boundaries in industrial design by crafting objects that challenge established societal norms. On the other hand, critical making takes a more process-centric approach, placing emphasis on the journey of creation rather than solely on the polished end products. From what I gather, critical making … Continue reading DCIMI: reading response reflection on my project
Exercise In the exercise this week, we learned how to use kangaroo to help us calculate the correct position for the circle (‘s center). It could mainly divided into two part. The first part is how to cooperate with kangaroo to replace the random points as circles’ center. The second part is to make … Continue reading DCIMI week9
Project: the fabric and the web This is a fabric using 3D printing techniques. I find it like a web, to connected individuals all together in a special way. The flexibility could differ according to small pieces’ shapes and sizes, like the different relationships we have with different people. I hope one day, I can … Continue reading DCIMI: Project 2 documentation
The exercises I have. Documentation. For the assignment, I tried to explore about the rotation. I adjust the number of planers, the length of them, and the rotation step. Continue reading DCIMI week7 grasshopper
Prompt:Post a summary of what you did and what you learned from the talk. What did you find interesting that you will take in consideration in your last project? Submit a 200-300 word post with your thoughts on computational and parametric design. Some ideas you might consider to discuss below: What are the key concepts? … Continue reading DCIMI: Computational and Parametric Design
● For my project: Different parts’ explanation: Cuboid: The position (higher or lower) of the cuboids represents the frequency I sent the specific message every day. But the lengths are actually the same. I’m the person who has a little social anxiety. Same cuboids showing outside everyday could represent the similar output I have (It … Continue reading DCIMI: PROJECT 1 – VISUALIZING YOURSELF