User:ZUZU/SI 22
I used to use Apple pages to keep a record of what I learned, but they were always a bit of a mess, so I'm going to start using a Wiki. hopefully, it will help me improve the situation.
WEEK 8
Friday 10 November
Use Arduino to control LED lights
use loop to make mini traffic lights:
int greenLed = 13;
int yellowLed = 12;
int redLed = 11;
void setup() {
// put your setup code here, to run once:
pinMode(13, OUTPUT); //green
pinMode(12, OUTPUT); //yellow
pinMode(11,OUTPUT); // red
}
void loop() {
// put your main code here, to run repeatedly:
//turn green light on for 0.5 seconds
digitalWrite(13,HIGH);
delay(500);
//turn off green light and turn yellow light on for 0.5 second
digitalWrite(13,LOW);
digitalWrite(12,HIGH);
delay(500);
// turn yellow off anf turn red on for 0.5 seconds
digitalWrite(12,LOW);
digitalWrite(11,HIGH);
delay(500);
digitalWrite(11,LOW);
}
WEEK 9
Monday 13 November
Meeting online
Worm Picnic Box
Continue to explore the thoughts about Worm Picnic, the original idea comes from Monday 6th November installation group
Some inspirations :
- A Chinese Restaurant Website with a nostalgic vibe：Málà Project
- An audio project ideal for meditation：Talk With Urban Landscapes
- A sleek modern chat UI :DMs
- Sound Effects Library Chinese websiteComprehensive material
The morning online meeting came up with an interesting proposal to select a metaphor of interest and interview it. Next, I'll imagine a picnic box that serves as a metaphor for WORM a non-commercial underground radio station, combined with some of the results of the group discussion, to answer the questions.
Interviewer:
Picnic Box:
Interviewer:How do you define yourself?
Picnic Box:Oh, darling, I'm not just a box; I'm a symphony of joy, a curated collection of delightful moments.
Interviewer:How were you born?
Picnic Box:Ah, my origin story is as whimsical as a wandering plastic bag on a windy day. Picture this: a group of free-spirited souls, consulting the random dance of clouds instead of weather apps. They meet in the serendipity of social apps, bringing delectable creations to share. And voila, I was born, a delicious amalgamation of their creativity and a touch of Flashes of Oven Wisdom
Interviewer:What are you holding?
Picnic Box:Well, Inside my cozy space, I've got a picnic mat that's not your everyday kind. It's like a magical map revealing the coolest secrets of this place. You can stroll around following it, and guess what? Find some treasures along the way.And guess what else?I've got a deck of cards, but these aren't for playing poker or building houses of cards. Nope, these cards are like mysterious pieces with some serious vibes.They're linked to protocols, which are like secret rules or codes. Now, I'm not exactly sure what these rules are about; I'm just a box, not a code-cracking expert. Of course, there are more other things, but time is limited, so that's all for now.
Interviewer:Where do you usually meet?
Picnic Box:Maybe we need a tangible, realistic place, and maybe we don't. Maybe we're under a lawn, maybe it's a lawn under a tree, or a lawn under a tree that's blooming cherry blossoms, and we're in a communal place for a communal activity, and we've turned that communal place briefly, temporarily, into a private space that has no boundaries.
Today's Wanderings
- I accidentally found a newspaper with the same name as mine: zuzu
- 迷人的 Christmas dream: 圣诞分队
- Archive Animals as Objects?