Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Labels
- ** Phase 1: User + Material (19)
- ** Phase 2: Element (20)
- ** Phase 3: Membrane (26)
- ** Phase 4: Space (16)
- ** Study Trip Copenhagen (13)
- ** Visuel Struktur (7)
- ** Workshop (4)
- ** Xtras (7)
- Bruno Gomez d'Almeida (9)
- Chiang Pingfan (5)
- Eirik Aakhus (4)
- Gunvor Kvinlog (8)
- Harald Brynlund-Lima (7)
- Henrik Matheson (15)
- Instructor Camilla Ryhl (2)
- Instructor Eva Kun (3)
- Instructor Vibeke Jensen (4)
- Luciana Garcia (7)
- Mari Lapusa (1)
- Maria Claësson (13)
- Marie Basquin (8)
- Markus Rønning (4)
- Navjeet Ghuman (12)
- Therese Dernbrant (5)
- x Info (2)
Blog Archive
-
▼
2010
(104)
-
▼
April
(32)
- Maria Manic Mega Mechanic
- Touch the space, catch the light!
- Present Process at Phase 3 + Getting Physical
- Process Early at Phase 3
- Invisibles working on the studio!
- Site plan - exhibition 6th May
- The empty corner at BAS
- Working in the studio
- Inspiration for PHASE4?
- Finally!!!! My first time...
- Final Invitiation
- Invitation to Membrane exhibition May 6 th
- The Invisibles are Working
- Process and inspiration (2)
- Phase 3: membrane - thought process
- Update Exhibition groups, schedule and meeting
- Presentation Phase 2 Element
- Impress Me!
- Phase 3: membrane -May 5th presentation brainstorm
- Phase 2: Element; Growing old in a foreign place
- Sensing in Barcelona during Easter break!
- Part II-Element
- Phase 2 Element - Luciana Garcia
- Phase 2 Collaborator And Element
- Phase 2 Element - Henrik Matheson
- Phase 2 Presentation Maria Claësson
- Movement Video from CPH
- Carpet in 3D
- When a small object explains a wider context
- Process and inspiration
- Study trip Copenhagen Gunvor, Markus and Henrik
- Siris Thoughts
-
▼
April
(32)
good to see you got hold of some sound devices Maria! - don't be scared to get a bunch more.
ReplyDelete(i once pulled apart hundreds of computers to reuse their hard drives/memory in an installation)
Oh, nice. I will check your website for pictures of that!? Would love to see what that was all about! Maria.
ReplyDeletehttp://thing.net/~vibekeie/screens.htm
ReplyDeletememory cards were embedded in glass fiber sheets to make the walls of a shrine lit from inside. from the hard drives we built an alter inside the shrine. the alter housed a computer screen with an interactive program describing the history of screens. sorry that the pictures are so small
chiang, did you find some plastic pipes and start to experiment in your locations? curious about what you find out in a larger scale!
ReplyDelete