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Trim 4.<br>
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[[/interviews | Vragen over regen]]<br>
       
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To Y'all
'''Trimester Assessments'''<br>
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[[/trimester1 | Trimester 1]]<br>
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[[/trimester2 | Trimester 2]]<br>
1.Am Kotti:
[[/trimester3 | Trimester 3]]<br>


Am Kotti is a five minute film that shows a 3d model of the Kottbus-
'''Reading, Writing & Research Methodologies'''<br>
ser Tor square in Kreuzberg, Berlin. The model is build up using a
Trim. 1<br> [[/reading, writing and research methodologies 2012 | Description of previous projects]]<br>[[/Annotations | Annotations ]]<br>
collection of pictures taken on the square. The photographers are
unknown in this model but all of the pictures are found on 4 dif-
ferent kind of online image galleries. These galleries are Flickr,
Picasa, Panoramio and Wikimedia and are labeled on the images by
their logo’s.


While the movie plays the camera rotates around the model and by
Trim. 2<br> [[/Cultural_Hegemony | Cultural Hegemony ]] <br>[[/CtoC | Counterculture to Cyberculture ]]
doing so pictures appear and disappear because of the direction
and angle they are facing. Clusters of images can be found on se-
veral spots and also elevation is visible. A simplified map of the
square including it’s buildings and streets is the lowest layer
on which the images are placed on. The film loops.


2.Toolkit for a Contemporary Protest:
Trim. 3<br> [[/self_directed | Self–directed research essay]]


The Toolkit for a Contemporary Protest is an interactive webpage
Trim. 4<br> [[/project_proposal | Graduation Project Proposal(s)]]
with a collection of quotes and symbols used in counter cultures
of the past and of the present. All the quotations are categorized
and reveal the person who it is linked to. These quotes are cut up
in pieces and each one resembles an A4 sheet. The different quotes
each have their own appearance by using different fonts and sym-
bols. These digital A4 sheets can be moved freely and reorganized
and can be placed on a blank canvas.
 
There is an option to download all the individual sheets and print
them, to recreate the digital composition in real life.
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