Exoskin by Basheer Tome and Hiroshi Ishii is a project that utilizes programmed material to create a more tactile form that can react to its environment through texture changes. This project corresponds with principle 4 and 6; engage and evolve. In connection to principle 4 the product rely on interaction to provide feedback. In terms…
Tag: slow design principles
Blog 1- Lissette Garcia
The six principles of Slow Design can be applied to many aspects of life. Through revelation, expansion, reflection, engagement, participation, and evolution, we can not only design art/pieces, but live a more bountiful life. In “House X on Behance” designed by Matas Miliauskas, the house has a modern appearance on the inside and outside. One…
New Media Arts Blog 1 – Ivan Martinez
During the first day of class I thought I had a grasp of what new media arts was, but I looked deeper and found some interesting things. When looking through various pieces of art I had realized that my perception of the subject was different and I had to look deeper to understand it. I found…
New Media Arts Blog 1 – Cody Colgren
Initially when I heard about new media arts I thought it was only things like digital art and graphic design. I didn’t know how wrong I was until I saw some of the great things some artist made like Jer Thorp and Robert Hodgin just to name a few. New media arts isn’t just traditional…
Homework 1/L_Covnot
Leigha Covnot Slow Design Principles Water bottle houses In developing countries building supplies can be scarce where trash is abundant. Trash, specifically, millions of plastic water bottles. Designer and architect Robert Bezeau saw this as an opportunity to help people of in Isla Colón. He, with volunteers, filled the plastic bottles with sand then…