Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Site Specific notes
List of requirements for my site specific:
este es un monumento para quien quiere extender su permanencia en ese lugar
or TIME SPECIFIC?
"a site implies an audience"
Public Space:
Parks:
Central Park
Public Libraries:
NY public Library
archive
Subway Station:
Monuments:
note: most of the monuments have to deal with wars, heroes, or people who are dead.
statue of liberty
Bus Stop:
bus shelter
Airport:
La guardia
JFK
Train Station:
Museums: are places of dead things, things of the past
but they archive of the past
Museo del Barrio
Galleries:
Chelsea
este es un monumento para quien quiere extender su permanencia en ese lugar
or TIME SPECIFIC?
"a site implies an audience"
Public Space:
Parks:
Central Park
Public Libraries:
NY public Library
archive
Subway Station:
Monuments:
note: most of the monuments have to deal with wars, heroes, or people who are dead.
statue of liberty
Bus Stop:
bus shelter
Airport:
La guardia
JFK
Train Station:
Museums: are places of dead things, things of the past
but they archive of the past
Museo del Barrio
Galleries:
Chelsea
Schedule to the next of the semester
TUESDAY 2ND
1. Script for the simulation
2. Plan of schedule
3. Break down of the options of site specific
TUESDAT 2ND 9PM UNTIL THURSDAY 4TH 3PM
1. Software design and develop, graphic options, as navigation system of the software
2. Quick research of hardware options
THURSDAY 4TH 3PM UNTIL MONDAY 8TH 6PM
1. Shooting and Editing. Not be done at this date but will have the outline of the movie
2. Work on my final presentation
TUESDAY 9TH 10AM UNTIL THURSDAY 11TH 6PM
1. Finishing the video editing of the simulation.
2. Work on my final presentation
THURSDAY 11TH 9PM UNTIL SATURDAY 13TH 6PM
1. Rehears my presentation
2. work on details
SUNDAY 14 9am to 6pm
FINAL PRESENTATION
1. Script for the simulation
2. Plan of schedule
3. Break down of the options of site specific
TUESDAT 2ND 9PM UNTIL THURSDAY 4TH 3PM
1. Software design and develop, graphic options, as navigation system of the software
2. Quick research of hardware options
THURSDAY 4TH 3PM UNTIL MONDAY 8TH 6PM
1. Shooting and Editing. Not be done at this date but will have the outline of the movie
2. Work on my final presentation
TUESDAY 9TH 10AM UNTIL THURSDAY 11TH 6PM
1. Finishing the video editing of the simulation.
2. Work on my final presentation
THURSDAY 11TH 9PM UNTIL SATURDAY 13TH 6PM
1. Rehears my presentation
2. work on details
SUNDAY 14 9am to 6pm
FINAL PRESENTATION
Next Steps for the following two weeks
1. Usability
test the last prototype in a public space with real people
2. Location
find a site specific location
list the requirements for your ideal place
list for my site specific:
3. Possible Implementation
software design
hardware design
design of the physical structure
Options for the display: LCD screen, wacom tablet, smart surface
4. The System
timespan
navigation
details of the "look and feel"
5. Flowchart of the Process
6. Final Deriverable
video simulation: user's scenario - Script
test the last prototype in a public space with real people
2. Location
find a site specific location
list the requirements for your ideal place
list for my site specific:
3. Possible Implementation
software design
hardware design
design of the physical structure
Options for the display: LCD screen, wacom tablet, smart surface
4. The System
timespan
navigation
details of the "look and feel"
5. Flowchart of the Process
6. Final Deriverable
video simulation: user's scenario - Script
Monday, November 24, 2008
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Miscellaneous
While I was reading my notebook in the train. I realized that there were lots of notes that I haven't posted and which I think are worth to post. Here they are this miscellaneous thoughts about my thesis:
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Condillac:
"imagination then will represent but hte same images that they had already expressed by the actions and words, and which had, from the beginnings, made language figurative and metaphoric. The most natural means was therefore to draw the pictures of things. To express the idea of a man or a horse the form of one or the other will be represented, and the first attempt at writing was but a simple painting."
Yumi Endo:
"sound signature may not always be the name of the person"
Signature notes:
the notes that people write on the library books
"institutions use the same media as graffiti (i.e. when they fix a street they first make marks on how they will work)"
Questions:
who will be interested in sound besides musicians?
Design artifacts are "materialized ideologies"
Philip L. Wagner:
"everything about the body is in itself a declaration slight facial movements, posture, posture, position of the hands, levels of the voice, breathing rhythm, body, heat and perspiration, skin color, odors, every motion"
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE SUBJECT AND HIS SIGNATURE
no address = no names = no signature
Derrida:
"the ambiguity of the meaning of the word communication is reduced by the context. As much as we limit the context more clear will be the communication"
VOICE as SOUND = define individuality
VOICE as LANGUAGE = collectivity
Olga Rodriguez:
"It is important that in a city like NY with so many linguistic and social contrasts the phenomenon of the voice can be visualize"
signature = mirror/reflection = interpretation of one self
the signature is design by yourself not by others
Lacan: "the building of the subject is done by the other"
Derrida:
"the signature replaces the author"
David Carson in the documentary "HELVETICA"
"dont confuse legibility with communication. Just because something is legible, doesnt mean it communicates. And more importantly doesn't mean it communicates the right thing"
Zach Lieberman:
"Interaction Design is about asking the correct question"
Morley:
"the imagined community is, in fact, usually constructed in the language of some particular ethos, membership of which then effectively becomes a prerequisite for the enjoyment of a political citizenship within the nation-state"
Mary Douglas
"Home involves regular patterns of activity and structures in time"
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Condillac:
"imagination then will represent but hte same images that they had already expressed by the actions and words, and which had, from the beginnings, made language figurative and metaphoric. The most natural means was therefore to draw the pictures of things. To express the idea of a man or a horse the form of one or the other will be represented, and the first attempt at writing was but a simple painting."
Yumi Endo:
"sound signature may not always be the name of the person"
Signature notes:
the notes that people write on the library books
"institutions use the same media as graffiti (i.e. when they fix a street they first make marks on how they will work)"
Questions:
who will be interested in sound besides musicians?
Design artifacts are "materialized ideologies"
Philip L. Wagner:
"everything about the body is in itself a declaration slight facial movements, posture, posture, position of the hands, levels of the voice, breathing rhythm, body, heat and perspiration, skin color, odors, every motion"
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE SUBJECT AND HIS SIGNATURE
no address = no names = no signature
Derrida:
"the ambiguity of the meaning of the word communication is reduced by the context. As much as we limit the context more clear will be the communication"
VOICE as SOUND = define individuality
VOICE as LANGUAGE = collectivity
Olga Rodriguez:
"It is important that in a city like NY with so many linguistic and social contrasts the phenomenon of the voice can be visualize"
signature = mirror/reflection = interpretation of one self
the signature is design by yourself not by others
Lacan: "the building of the subject is done by the other"
Derrida:
"the signature replaces the author"
David Carson in the documentary "HELVETICA"
"dont confuse legibility with communication. Just because something is legible, doesnt mean it communicates. And more importantly doesn't mean it communicates the right thing"
Zach Lieberman:
"Interaction Design is about asking the correct question"
Morley:
"the imagined community is, in fact, usually constructed in the language of some particular ethos, membership of which then effectively becomes a prerequisite for the enjoyment of a political citizenship within the nation-state"
Mary Douglas
"Home involves regular patterns of activity and structures in time"
Friday, November 7, 2008
Hybrid Voice/Music Applications for iphone
Thanks to Donny after he gave me a hand last week with my user testing, he found this link from youtube that I think is amazing...
Even though this is not completely addressed to my last testing about Echo it does have a relationship with the idea how the "reflection" of voice (or in this case, also sound) can change aspects of events such as music.
Even though this is not completely addressed to my last testing about Echo it does have a relationship with the idea how the "reflection" of voice (or in this case, also sound) can change aspects of events such as music.
Saturday, October 25, 2008
The Collector
Sunday, August 24, 2008
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Monday, August 18, 2008
Sunday, August 17, 2008
Reflection:Sound data sculpture
Here it is another visualization of sound in a more "static" way, like a frozen fluctuation of many frequencies.
This piece was created by Benjamin Maus with the collaboration of Andreas Nicholas Fischer, using a musical composition from Frans de Waard.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/harmful-technology/2609753261/
http://www.allesblinkt.com/project/reflection
http://dasautomat.com/
Friday, August 15, 2008
Sunday, July 6, 2008
Thursday, June 19, 2008
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About Me
- Eduardo Menendez
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- I am a NY based Artist-Designer who is pursuing a MFA in Design & Technology degree at Parsons the New School For Design. This is my thesis research blog. Any comment will be appreciated.