Week Six: Diffractive reading methods

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On the occasion of the sixth release of Radio Implicancies, we began to compile methods for diffractive reading. These method can be submitted via a form in order to be documented on this page.

First test for a diffractive reading

Compiling the wiki from the bot
Nature of the input
Methods
Process Log

  1. Do the assignment proposed by Femke
  2. While doing the assignment, make sure to track your method with the help of the following form
  3. This method will be used by others and applied on different resources

Who
Grr, Kamo, Kimberley

Let's see if it's working

A test from the special issue 18 page
Nature of the input
demo
Process Log

  1. First you write something
  2. Then you push submit

Who
kke ml

this is a test

another test
Nature of the input
test
Process Log

  1. make a test
  2. test the test

Who
Tess

this is a test

another test
Nature of the input
test
Process Log

  1. make a test
  2. test the test

Who
Tess

on thwee wikiii

a
Nature of the input
e
Process Log

  1. d
  2. f
  3. d

Who
supi

Overlaid Impressions

Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log

  1. 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
  1. 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
  1. 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
  1. 4. Send the two files to the printer.
  1. 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?

Who
Supi & Emm

Overlaid Impressions

Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log

  1. 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
  1. 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
  1. 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
  1. 4. Send the two files to the printer.
  1. 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?

Who
Supi & Emm

Overlaid Impressions

Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log

  1. 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
  2. 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
  1. 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
  1. 4. Send the two files to the printer.
  1. 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?

Who
Supi & Emm

Overlaid Impressions

Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log

  1. 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
  2. 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
  1. 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
  1. 4. Send the two files to the printer.
  1. 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?

Who
Supi & Emm

Overlaid Impressions

Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log

  1. 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
  2. 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
  1. 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
  1. 4. Send the two files to the printer.
  1. 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?

Who
Supi & Emm

Overlaid Impressions

Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log

  1. 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
  2. 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
  1. 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
  1. 4. Send the two files to the printer.
  1. 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?

Who
Supi & Emm

Overlaid Impressions

Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log

  1. 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
  2. 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
  1. 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
  1. 4. Send the two files to the printer.
  1. 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?

Who
Supi & Emm

Overlaid Impressions

Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log

  1. 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
  2. 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
  1. 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
  1. 4. Send the two files to the printer.
  1. 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?

Who
Supi & Emm

Overlaid Impressions

Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log

  1. 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
  2. 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
  1. 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
  1. 4. Send the two files to the printer.
  1. 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?

Who
Supi & Emm

Overlaid Impressions

Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log

  1. 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
  2. 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
  1. 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
  1. 4. Send the two files to the printer.
  1. 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?

Who
Supi & Emm

Overlaid Impressions

Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log

  1. 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
  2. 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
  1. 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
  1. 4. Send the two files to the printer.
  1. 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?

Who
Supi & Emm

Overlaid Impressions

Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log

  1. 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
  2. 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
  1. 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
  1. 4. Send the two files to the printer.
  1. 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?

Who
Supi & Emm

Overlaid Impressions

Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log

  1. 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
  2. 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
  1. 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
  1. 4. Send the two files to the printer.
  1. 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?

Who
Supi & Emm

Overlaid Impressions

Create a literal diffraction through the physicality of two printed texts
Nature of the input
text
Process Log

  1. 1. Pick two texts that are visually similar or visually interesting from your point of view
  2. 2. Prepare two one-page-pdf to print on transparent paper (provided); size A4.
  1. 3. if you want to decide the precise position of the overlapping of the two texts, open them in Photoshop and create two layers; change opacity; move them as you want; you need to horizontally flip JUST ONE of the two texts; then export them as separate files.
  1. 4. Send the two files to the printer.
  1. 5. Put the flipped print on the top of the non-flipped one; you can stick them together, put them on a window to see through; colour parts that you find interesting; react to your overlapped text: what can you see?

Who
Supi & Emm

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