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In this assignment, we made a pixel-style wave. We strung several acrylic boards with the rubber band and put them into a transparent acrylic box. Under it, we used linear actuators to force the acrylic boards to move up and down to form the wave. We also put a neopixel in a wooden box under … Continue reading Assignment 5: Wave
Cam – Can you Kill the Mosquito Crank — The Myth of Sisyphus Gear – Running Jerry In this assignment, we built the mechanisms with paperboard first and then decorated them. When I built the “Running Jerry” I found it hard to make gears match each other without precise calculation. So I … Continue reading Assignment 4: Karakuri
Link to my project Brief Description: In this project, I made a group of fish freely swimming in a pool. When you click on the water, the ripples will appear. Visual Documentation: Coding: Inspired by Leon, I tried to use noise() to control the movement of the fish. First, I tried to use noise() … Continue reading Mini Project 6: Particle World—Fishpond
Project Description: One day I found a puppy tooth, that looks like a mountain. When I picked it up, I fell into the puppy’s dream. In his dream, he is running on the endless grassland on the hillside and shepherding. While herding sheep, he discovers a lot of new things on the mountain. He sniffs … Continue reading Project B Proposal
In the early to mid-20th century, “machine art” emphasized the application of machines in art and the reflection of industrialization and technological progress. As Andreas Broekmann’s introductory chapter, it is an art form that achieves beauty not through the artist’s intention and creation, but through the demands of functionality in industrial production, and without the influence … Continue reading Reading Reflection 2: Machine Art and Kinetic Art