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Concept: Ocean’s Embrace This diptych project is a captivating exploration of the complex relationship between longing for the sea and the surreal, mystical allure of the underwater world. The diptych format is used to emphasize the inseparable connection between two seemingly distinct realms: the one we physically inhabit and the one our imaginations can dive … Continue reading Diptych project_”Ocean’s Embrace”_Shelia
Ritchin’s statement about the “fluidity of the digital” refers to the manipulation of digital images becoming easier and more flexible in the digital age (Ritchin 4). “The nearly automatic manipulation of digital imagery, its easy metamorphosis into other media such as video, virtual reality environments and the like, its ephemerality on the screen, are … Continue reading Reading Response to “In Our Own Image” by Fred Ritchin _ Shelia
Shelia portraying Summer Feelings by Lennon Stella, Charlie Puth Chapter I: Concept and Design Song inspiration : This project seeks to visually interpret and capture the emotions conveyed in the song “Summer Feelings” by Lennon Stella and Charlie Puth. The song is about fond memories of the good old days spent with a loved … Continue reading Sound Visualization Project _ Shelia
Pioneer Plaque_Shelia&Emily Emily and I would like to introduce the magnifying glass to heptapods. Given the striking linguistic gap between humans and heptapods, it is hard to communicate orally even in a face-to-face situation. Instead, we decided on a visual approach to convey the essence of this optical tool. In our visual representation, we carefully … Continue reading Pioneer Plaque_Shelia
In the story, the alien’s voice sounds like that of a wet dog shaking the water out of its fur. Their vocal tract is obviously different from that of humans, which means they probably don’t look like humans. Before the direct contact with aliens, she hypothesized that aliens may not use larynx to phonate and … Continue reading Response to “Story of Your Life” _ Shelia
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