Category Archives: Project Development Studio

Looking ahead, this week I’ve been focusing on the final installation of the piece. After the feedback that I got from the class review last week, people seemed to be in consensus that the current location for the piece in … Continue reading →

This past week I’ve been mostly trying to get the audio aspect of my project working. I exported some audio tracks from garage band that have an interesting ominous, mysterious, alien sound that I am looking for, and my intention … Continue reading →

For my project development studio final I would like to have a finished work, ready for installation in a gallery-type setting. What still needs to be done between now and the final: incorporate responsive audio this includes composing a piece … Continue reading →

In continuing variations on the stereogram immagery, I created a few more depth maps. One, is of a complex multi-sided 3D shape spinning around quickly (icocohedron, I think?). This proved to be very difficult to see, i think because the shape is … Continue reading →

This week I was able to, after some finagling, get the obsidian test app running full-screen on one of the mac minis attached to the big screens in the hallway of ITP. During the set-up process, many people stopped by … Continue reading →

Art Research I went to the NYU gallery last Friday and saw some work that I really enjoyed by the artist Seoungho Cho. It was a mesmerizing video installation of four large screens looping images of quickly-cut scenes of clouds, a burning … Continue reading →

What did I do last week for my project? 1. Well, I created an image board: 2. I also have running a basic prototype of a stereogram generator in Open Frameworks. The code I got from Kyle McDonald on gitHub. … Continue reading →

I got some samples of two-way mirrors that I’ve been experimenting with. At home, I set up a large piece of the mirror over my monitor and projected several random-dot stereograms and autostereograms from behind it. The results are promising: … Continue reading →

The project that I will be exploring in this class I am tentatively calling “Snowflake Obsidian.” More on that later. This project is something I’ve been thinking about for some time and, I have a rather concrete vision in mind. … Continue reading →