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AIGA Currents 9 - Influences @ Seattle Art Museum.
an Experience Design Conference
Angela Shen-Hseih on Information Design & Data Visualization
Maybe Pablo / Artist Notes
My initial inspiration was imagining a creative collaboration between the artist Pablo Picasso and the poet Pablo Neruda.
Over the past few years, "Maybe Pablo" became a personal inner dialogue between reality, abstraction, communication and expression.
It has become a personal inquiry into the realms of imagination, identity and art history. Within my series, I'm visualizing, I'm verbalizing and I'm exploring the elusive, interpretive, intuitive landscapes of form and emotion.
Or maybe — to put it another way — I'm simply allowing myself the artistic freedom to playfully dream in the infinite possibilities of "Maybe."
Geoffery Kehrig / 2020
Cancer visualization painting for a friend - the tumor is being cheese grated into little hearts, that then take root...
This photo represents how we are "expected" to be in public. In this case we have a professional young woman who seems like she is on top of the world and everything is perfect.
Raquel Avila's Photography
vrender.com Architectural 3d Rendering Services.
Our company is specialized in creating photo realistic renderings, virtual tours, virtual reality apps and animations for marketing purposes.
We are a 6 members team of architects, graphic designers and programmers.
the specs will be foggy after treatment. air-conditioning revision ad. picture for clients visualization only.
sound visualization, multi-touch interface, break beat performance engine, spacialized sound, fm synthesis, sonic navigation, sound storm visualization, time machine, interactive sound sculpture, more at subcycle.org
Nathaniel Keihn & Daniel Potash
Location: College of Architecture and Planning 1st Floor
Theme: Privacy is considered to be the ability of a person to seclude themselves from the others around them.
Problem: The bare windows of the Visual Resources Collection room did not allow any privacy from the public walkway while working on the computers.
Design Intervention: Since frosting of the glass was not an option, as with the windows across the hall, a simple application of trace paper was utilized. The paper was placed at eye level for a passerby. There was enough space left to allow visual contact for security concerns. Text above was added to help complete the mimicry of the deans office windows. Both of these together give a clean, crisp look to this act of privacy.