NYU ITP
Final Project Research The first step of your project assignment is to articulate a question or criticism. This should inform your artistic decisions. Take 5 min – list 5 questions or criticisms this class has raised for you of biotechnologies. Share with a partner. Discuss which is the most meaningful to you and which you … Continue reading Final Project Research
Week 2: Ancestry and Ownership Read: David Reich “Who we are and how we got here” ch. 1 & 3 Kim Tallbear “Who Owns the Ancient One” Question: When scientists use DNA to trace human history, whose story gets told? Does genetic data help us understand our past, or does it let outsiders control how … Continue reading Bioart as Biopolitics: Genomics and Identity Reading Response
Lab: Tone Output Using An Arduino Issue: I forgot to solder cables to my speaker, I would complete the assignment before class Play Tones Force Sensor Input Range: 0-1000 Code: 2. Musical Instrument Code: Question: Is it possible to map a desired pitch range for each force sensor using #pitch? map without … Continue reading Week 03 Lab
Anticipations and Interests Being an IMA graduate I should be pretty familiar with p5 and Javascript, however, most of my work is not related to coding and I became quite rusty with my coding skills. I hope during ICM I could pick up these skills and strengthen them to create generative art. I have also … Continue reading ICM Week 01
Timeline/Evolution and Extinction of Architecture Generating a series of images of architecture in the style of biological illustration/scientific illustration ———————————————————-
Description “Macro, Meso, Micro” is an exploration into the connection among the Meso space where we inhabit and occupy, and the wide Macro and Micro spaces that are invisible to us. Through a virtual journey, we navigate from the vast universe, a forest, an architectural space, as well as the microenvironment that is inside our … Continue reading Midterm-takeaway
Notes on Blindness is an absolutely beautiful VR experience. It shows the audience how a blind person sees the world that we take granted for. The setting is an ordinary scene of the park through the lens of John Hull’s audio cassette. In his perspective, everything in the world is based on sound, because “every … Continue reading READING RESPONSE WK 6
I really enjoy the fluidity of the story and the coherent narrative. The story is clear and apparent about a girl reliving memories of her late mother. The artistic style is beautiful and almost feels like being in a fairy tale. Even though our character presence is “ghost without presence” having no impact on storytelling, … Continue reading Reading Response Wk3
Growing up, I have always been a shy guy, or what people called a pushover. When the teacher asks the room if anyone has questions, even if I am perplexed I would remain silent. This confession would be the bravest thing I have ever done.
I look back, and it’s her! Damn, she looks pretty. She is wearing a casual light orange tank top and a pair of checked pants. Above all else, there is a big smile on her face, simple and pure as usual. She is my angel. “I knew it was you! ! How long have you … Continue reading A Light Tap