In Your Face is a physical installation that explores the relationship between human — our body, mind, and soul — and reflective surfaces such as glass, screens and mirrors. It is a two-way mirror projection in form of a 12’’ x 12’’ transparent box that enables people to see themselves in different kinds of 3D virtual avatars.
Read More…An installation that encourages interactions between strangers, by forcing them to hold hands to complete a human circuit that triggers sound.
Read More…So my 3 cool friends from Parsons, Regina Flores, Miri Park and Douglas Tran are having this awesome thing called http://FaceProject.nyc that basically will project your Instagram selfie tagged with #FACEPROJECTNYC live at Washington Square's Arc at Friday, October 24th 2014 7pm ET. Just like the pic above, where you can see my face being projected gigantically to the famous arc, lol.
Read More…So we've had this two-week long “Extended 7x7 Project” for Major Studio 1 and I decided to continue working on my old red, landline phone. The main objective of this project was to do a physical exploration of an antiquated object and see how we could reuse the same components to create or invent something new. In other words, it is also known as the act of repurposing an object.
Read More…Next project after 7x7 from Sven is to map, track and record something for straight 72 hours and then process the data into some other form - it could be data visualization, web, audio, video, timelapse, program, etc. I decided to record myself, all of my activities: what I eat, what I drink, where do I go, what do I do, how long do I sleep, how many times I peed, and some other basic stuff. So here it goes, I made an interactive web timeline using Timeline.js and Isotope JS plugin to present the data from September 6th, 2014 09:00:00 AM to September 9th, 2014 09:00:00 AM.
Read More…In summary, even though all of my 7x7 project for Major Studio 1 looks too random, they actually have a big theme in it, which relates to the "7 DEADLY SINS".
For my last project of 7x7 I had this fun & crazy idea of challenging myself to be vegan for a day. The overall journey is presented into animated timeline which you can see minute-by-minute activities happened during the time.
Read More…Today, September 1st is the long-awaited Labor Day holiday. I celebrate it by going to "Astoria Eats", a local festival which spans over three and a half blocks in the 30th Avenue, Astoria, as the main street.
Read More…So today my roommate gave me an old unused landline telephone and she said that I can play around with it. And so I did. I have never once in my life would think of 'butchering' unused gadgets just to see how the things inside actually worked, but I thought this might be interesting for one of my 7x7 projects.
Read More…My project for Day 4 is the most interesting thing so far: A cooking project. Yeay! One of the thing I love with these 7x7 projects is that there are no boundaries and there's no right or wrong, so we can actually come up with fun ideas of doing things that we love the most, including cooking.
Read More…Based on my previous Day 2 project, for today I decided to do something about Mr. Flexible and give him exactly what he wanted since the beginning: A LIFE. So I made this web page using HTML/CSS/JavaScript to showcase its interactivity using stop-motion graphics, along with narratives of the story behind Mr. Flexible.
Read More…For Day 2, I decided to craft an actual object. I was inspired by this pilates business card (see below) which is really, really brilliant in my opinion. I know it looked easy but as someone who have spent most of her life dealing with the digital world only, crafting is definitely NOT an easy task for me.
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