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If we are talking about nature it is impossible to skip human itself. Human is a part of nature.Those four elements common <br> environment is air and this takes us to Visual data. Air is common environment and touches both earth, fire and water. <br> | If we are talking about nature it is impossible to skip human itself. Human is a part of nature.Those four elements common <br> environment is air and this takes us to Visual data. Air is common environment and touches both earth, fire and water. <br> | ||
On the other hang it is possible to show air in a very different ways. But here I experiment that in a very simple way to see air in craft ways if you are inside a dark room when the light come inside that room there you can see air particles very poetic way.That visualization we received from Processing refers that light beams.<br> | On the other hang it is possible to show air in a very different ways. But here I experiment that in a very simple way to see air in craft ways if you are inside a dark room when the light come inside that room there you can see air particles very poetic way.That visualization we received from Processing refers that light beams.<br> | ||
In that project we use human and non-human actors. As in Actor-Network Theory (ANT) human and non-human actors are bound to each other and form a whole.Project main idea is merging human and non-human actors inside the same conceptual framework.In this way it makes possible to create a wholeness with actors network impartial way (Law, 2009). | |||
==Nature inspired network ideal graph== | ==Nature inspired network ideal graph== | ||
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== References == | |||
A Brief Overview of Actor-Network Theory: Punctualization, Heterogeneous Engineering & Translation, Darryl Cressman, CT Lab/Centre for Policy Research on Science & Technology (CPROST) School of Communication, Simon Fraser University, http://faculty.georgetown.edu/irvinem/theory/Cressman-ABriefOverviewofANT.pdf, April 2009. | |||
J Law, "Actor-Network Theory (ANT)," in Learning Theories, https://www.learning-theories.com/actor-network-theory-ant.html | |||
, March 23, 2007. | |||