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With this experimentation, I wanted to explore the possibilities of revealing the layers of software through the software itself, while allowing a playful and interactive environment. A sort of an auto-referential interactive environment. | With this experimentation, I wanted to explore the possibilities of revealing the layers of software through the software itself, while allowing a playful and interactive environment. A sort of an auto-referential interactive environment. | ||
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While working on arduino/processing I was creating this auto-referential sketch but not really revealing those interfaces. As well these environments work on the desktop itself creating further layers of complexity. I thought that in a way a 'desktop narrative' allow to show also these further layers while showing multiple windows and so the multiple layers working in parallel. | While working on arduino/processing I was creating this auto-referential sketch but not really revealing those interfaces. As well these environments work on the desktop itself creating further layers of complexity. I thought that in a way a 'desktop narrative' allow to show also these further layers while showing multiple windows and so the multiple layers working in parallel. | ||
=== Aymeric === | === Aymeric === | ||
Not write but scrape something already written (ex. clippy) | Not write but scrape something already written (ex. clippy) | ||
In specific about this: | In specific about this: | ||
Revision as of 16:45, 30 September 2019
Hackpact
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With this experimentation, I wanted to explore the possibilities of revealing the layers of software through the software itself, while allowing a playful and interactive environment. A sort of an auto-referential interactive environment.
user > sensor > arduino > processing > animation
interaction > flowing data > code > graphic interface
While working on arduino/processing I was creating this auto-referential sketch but not really revealing those interfaces. As well these environments work on the desktop itself creating further layers of complexity. I thought that in a way a 'desktop narrative' allow to show also these further layers while showing multiple windows and so the multiple layers working in parallel.
Aymeric
Not write but scrape something already written (ex. clippy)
In specific about this:
- Find specific works exploring this thematic
- Find a piece of software to experiment and deconstruct the layers of software
In general for the graduation:
- How to make it public? material aspect > thesis and project
- How to create a public for this issue? How to gather people around your work?
- Why is your work relevant to you and for other?