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Project Introduction My project is a set of mirrors facing different directions. When you look at this set of mirrors, it doesn’t reflect a normal image like a smooth mirror. Your reflections are broken into pieces and reordered, and even some pieces are missing. It’s about the distortion of the senses. I got the inspiration … Continue reading Project 1: Broken Mirror
Project Link https://editor.p5js.org/YuzhuoSun-Zora/sketches/nW7bQ1P0U Brief Description In this mini project, I exchanged the portfolio with my partner and exchanged our dreams or a nice experience. She told me she likes delicacies, especially sushi, so I designed an “eating game” with her portfolio. In the game, we can use the mouse to drag sushis to the mouth … Continue reading Mini Project 2- Interactive Memories and Dreams
Project Link https://editor.p5js.org/YuzhuoSun-Zora/sketches/JC1TYFYSg Brief Description In this mini project, I made a self-portrait with p5.js. I drew my outline and a special expression inspired by emoji on paper. I tried to simplify the portrait to geometric figures. Then, I drew it in p5.js. Demo/Visual Documentation Coding: This is my complete codeļ¼ function setup() { … Continue reading Mini project 1: Drawing with code
CONCEPTION AND DESIGN: I read a short story by Mu Shiying called “Shanghai Fox-Trot”. In the story, he uses sounds and dialogue to describe the scene in Shanghai in the 1930s. While reading, I can imagine a woman in a red skirt dancing the Fox-trot in the grey city. Following her, we can see all … Continue reading Fox Trot in the City – Yuzhuo Sun – instructed by Andy Garcia
CONTEXT AND SIGNIFICANCE We were inspired by Nintendo Labo, which shows the fusion of physical elements with digital interactions. In the previous research, I was inspired by the Fascinating Face, produced by Bingxin Feng(2020). A single blink can derive an on-screen visual change. That inspired me to view the feature of developing expansive responses to … Continue reading Boxing Showdown–Shuyu Li & Yuzhuo Sun, instructed by Andy Garcia
Our project I think most of our project is successful. It meets our expected function that it is hard enough to protect the crow from the knife. Additionally, if we put the suit into the real situation of the story, it will be more useful because it’s easy to make and easy to wear. meanwhile, … Continue reading Group project: The Suit