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Visualisation of a steel-case bungaloo studie for a camping site in Brandenburg BRD.
Client: PGF-ARCHITEKTUR.CH
p.art@gmx.ch
Tottenham Court Road in London 1910.
In 1910 a travel guide used Birds-Eye Views to illustrate the areas.
Visualising the Archive: Digital Artefact as Creative Resource
3D visual data and digital surrogates are becoming more commonplace as a means of opening up archival and museum collections. This research asks what type of access do these Digital Heritage Objects provide? What role can they play in the communication of material heritage? Working with the GSA Archives and Collections this project undertakes the process of creating a digital point of access for archival artefacts. Creating digital surrogates for a piece of Mackintosh furniture and a nineteenth-century plaster bust, the project develops a digital display for use by the archive’s most prominent audience: art students and creative practitioners. The final display seeks to facilitate the influential potential of both the original and digital artefacts within creative practices and research. It looks to provide new points of view of the objects, exercises in artefact observation, the scan data for download and personal use, and research points from the object’s history, biography and production contexts. By highlighting the artefacts on display as products of digital production processes, we may reinforce their credibility as not solely signifier of the original, but as a material artefact in its own right with unique capabilities. The most prominent being its capacity for use as a site expressly of, and for interpretation.
From Isotype Revisited project (http://www.isotyperevisited.org) at the University of Reading. Reproduced with permission.
Doki Doki is a responsive, emotive wearable. It was created as a speculative, modular garment that explores forms of nonverbal communication that could emerge in reaction to the changes we are facing to our usual rituals of social interaction during the covid pandemic.
The garment investigates how covert and overt data can be visualised together during social or other encounters to communicate information to observers about the wearer and their environment. The device uses pattern and colour in the form of four RGB LED bars to visualise data from sensors affixed to a bespoke neck corset. Firstly the garment functions as a binary clock, an example of how differing ways of presenting data, in this case time, can create covert or overt communication; emotive data in the form of the heart rate (via ear sensor) of the wearer responding to social and environmental interaction; and spatial data in the form of proximity detection (using infra red) and personal space. Combined, this data output contributes to the discussion of how and why we might advance the use of covert and overt data embodied as wearable technology, driven by physiological and environmental situations to aid us in social interaction during the pandemic and beyond.
This artifact explores a modular plug and play design ethos, which adds sustainability via sensors and actuators, that can interchanged and repurposed, according to the wearer’s bespoke needs, and aesthetics. The modular garment is made up of four separate boned corset pieces, using vintage corsetry methods, which allow for the wearer to fit the garment to their body and change its purpose and aesthetic as required.
During the Q&A session of Conquering Life on 31 July, one participant asks Swamiji what kind of visualisation we should use to manifest our desired reality. Swamiji explains: What you want, command it with your will. Your will is the umbilical cord connection between your individual soul and the cosmos. If you shake your individual soul with your will, cosmos has to shiver. Because it is connected through the spiritual umbilical cord: your will. I don’t know how many of you have read in Puranas: a yogi sits under a tree and starts meditating, creating certain will to get a boon. And Indra Loka burns, Deva Loka shakes, and Indra has to run, Brahma has to run to attend! It is true! If you sit here and create a will, if you can shake your individual soul, your individuality with your will, naturally you will make the cosmos shake. Visualise as clearly as you can what you want as your life, how you want your life to be manifested and will it. Understand, when you will, multiple energies in your bio memory, in your muscle memory, in your system - gets integrated to that will. Actually you have multiple energies inside you. Unfortunately all of them are in their own direction. Even complete you does not know what you want. Because morning you told yourself you want this. By noon you already changed, by night it is different. By the time your first order reaches from head to toe, there is a second order. By the time that reaches from head to toe, your desires have changed. Even you, as whole, do not know what you want. Again, that is again, your disturbed ideas about you. You can clearly tell yourself, even that to be healed by your own will. Actually, what you are saying, nervousness and all that - it is nothing but your decision not to will. So your will can heal it, and I will support it. Watch, share and like the video's and Subscribe to our channel to be notified of the next upload. click bit.ly/20j90wr to subscribe. Website and Social Media: ift.tt/1EhYqy1 ift.tt/1AFopJE ift.tt/1lqWBTe twitter.com/SriNithyananda ift.tt/1r2to6a
Visualisation with view from Hamlets Way - new proposed entrance to Ennerdale House, with EastendHomes office wrapping round the block.
After constructing a happier world around them, Joshua asked participants to choose one action they would take to help create that world.
An early renderhouse visualisation project, very fine people, Staf Claessen and his wife. They invited me to take a look at the 'work in progress'. You can easily compare the renders and the final result