Sound in Space Sound in Space: Rubric This semester, I am concentrating in various ways on learning about and exploring space, movement, and the body. Space and the body are intimately connected - we perceive and interact with space via
Rest of You E-Unconscious: Song Lyrics For "Rest of You," we were assigned to do text analysis on some part of our digital footprint. I thought that the music I listen to could provide some very revealing data. The
Rest of You Rest of Me: The Unconscious, Memes, and the Body Very few of the ideas introduced in the first class of "Rest of You" were entirely new to me. I used to have an intellectual interest in neuroscience, and read a lot about
Design for Discomfort Untitled Performance (Hand-Holding) For my "Design for Discomfort" class, we were challenged to create a durational performance. I later refined my performance into my final project for the class.My performance was inspired by Marina Abramovic's
Design for Discomfort Memorial For my Design for Discomfort class, we were challenged to create a memorial, preferably to "an issue we believe is overlooked." I'm opposed to circumcision, as I consider it to be a form
11 & 1/4 inch by 7 inch LED-backlit LCD Display, 1280 by 800 pixel Resolution A preview of the project so far.We live our lives in front of computer and cell phone screens, but we do not look at these displays. We look through them, seeing only
Design for Discomfort Reading Response: "Real Violence" The sacred is not the realm of the highest, best things - it is the realm of that which is unfathomable
Design for Discomfort Reading Response: "Sam Durant Doesn't Need Defending" This is a response to "Same Durant Doesn't Need Defending" by Jillian Steinhauer.Those comparing the Dakota Nation's choice to destroy "Scaffold" to a censorship of all of Durant's work about non-whites admittedly
Design for Discomfort Reading Response: "The Limits of Virtual Reality" I was really happy to see a reading discussing the Machine to be Another, as I had learned of the Machine a long time ago and been very fascinated by the project and
Design for Discomfort Truth or Dare Derivative: "Floating Secret" For our "Design for Discomfort" class, we were tasked with creating a variant on the classic game "Truth or Dare," but modified to provide some kind of message. Tianyi and I created a
Socially Engaged Art Hand-Crank Wifi A project for "Socially Engaged Art and Digital Practice." Our assignment was to create something that addresses the materiality of the internet. We talked a lot in class about the environmental cost of
Physical Computing PComp Final Project Proposal: Yoga and Meditation Timer My final project will be a timer for use with yoga and meditation. This idea springs from a specific problem in my life: I do yin yoga in the evenings before bed, and
Design for Discomfort Reading Response: "Extended-Body: Interview with Stelarc" Stelarc's views on technologically augmenting the body are very interesting, and he challenges some fundamental assumptions that we take for granted. However, I find his ideas to be completely ignorant of social and
Physical Computing PComp Lab: DC Motor Control Goal: Control direction of a DC motor using an H-bridge.Materials: I found a fan in the ITP junk shelf. Unfortunately, all the variable power supplies in the shop were missing cables. So,
Socially Engaged Art The Transmutation of Value Group project for Socially Engaged Art and Digital Practice, Fall 2018. Collaboration with Jason Yung. Performed once with a group of eleven participants, October 30, 2018.Prompt Construct a short proposal for a
Physical Computing PComp Lab: Two-Way Serial Communication In the spirit of the two-way serial lab, I made a p5 sketch that graphs the state of two potentiometers and a button. First, the Arduino keeps trying to send a handshake to
Design for Discomfort Reading Response: Patterns of Transformation Ida Benedetto's Patterns of Transformation: Designing Sex, Death, and Survival in the 21st Century provides a comprehensive set of principles for designing transformative experiences. She writes concisely, but presents more material than can
Physical Computing PComp Midterm For our Halloween-themed Physical Computing midterm, my partner and I built a hand which accepts candy and drops it in a bucket. We used a stronger 5V servo motor than the standard Arduino
Visual Language Business Card Design Assignment: Design a business card for yourself (or for a business you own).FinalDesign ChoicesJust the logo.The typographic logo ".jR" aims to provide a simple, memorable arrangement of my initials. Read "dot-J-R,
Visual Language Winter Show Postcard AssignmentDesign a postcard for the ITP Winter Show. Try to show a "humanistic" view of ITP.Constraints4.25 x 6 inches300 dpiCMYK colorMy PostcardMy concept for humanizing ITP: show humans working. A time-lapse
Visual Language Color Palette I am generally annoyed by "represent yourself as..." assignments. They used to make me very anxious - how do I capture myself authentically? Which things about myself actually define me? At some point
Physical Computing Phys Comp Lab: Metronome For playing around with digital and analog output, I built a metronome with an LED. A servo sweeps the needle back and forth at the set tempo. The LED blinks in sync with
Socially Engaged Art Socially Engaged Art Project Ideas Just for documentation purposes, here are the initial project ideas I had for my "Socially Engaged Art and Digital Practice" class. The prompt was simply to come up with three possibilities for socially
Physical Computing Phys Comp: Observing Interactive Tech We generally don't think of them as one, but subway turnstiles are a piece of interactive technology. Their single interaction, the swipe of a Metrocard or pass, produces physical feedback in the form
