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This reminded me of Euglena, the microorganism that is attracted by light. Do we share a similarity in this way?
This reminded me of Euglena, the microorganism that is attracted by light. Do we share a similarity in this way?


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==Development==
==Development==
My project which I try to implement will be a picture made of Euglenas. If it is possible to move the organisms to places and in shapes I want (and eventuelly create contrasts) this should be realizable. But first I need to find out which options I have and where the borders of this idea are. The following experiments and the documentation of my work shall give an overview.
My project which I try to implement will be a picture made of Euglenas. If it is possible to move the organisms to places and in shapes I want (and eventuelly create contrasts) this should be realizable. But first I need to find out which options I have and where the borders of this idea are. The following experiments and the documentation of my work shall give an overview.
In case of success the outcome will be a kind of installation or at least a piece which lasts for only a  few minutes.
In case of success the outcome will be a kind of installation or at least a piece which lasts for only a  few minutes.
== Developing an Euglena Experiment Kit ==
Experimenting with Euglena in different ways made me even more intersteted in this organism. Especially the experiments with the shapes were very exciting and fascinating. So I decided to develop a toolkit (or the prototype of a toolkit) which makes it easy to arrange similar projects. I still have more ideas what I could do with the tools I have and I am curious what kind of ideas other people have regarding this topic.
''Remark:'' I developed this experiment kit based on the knowledge of Euglena I have by now. The main focus on this project is giving interested people the chance to experiment with Euglena artistically on a low budget.
'''What is it?''' A playful installation which makes it possible to draw with the single-celled organism Euglena. If you have different ideas to enhance it - go for it!
'''What can you do with it?''' The installation is made for experimenting with Euglena in connection with light, colors and shapes. People who are interested can use it for playing around and turn their pictures into a very different form of drawing. I think it is especially interesting because you can control the development of the outcome not completely. At some point you need to give up the control over your artwork and let Euglena surprise you. You can draw your very own picture, convert it into a mask and receive an Euglena based drawing as outcome. By taking a photo before the artwork fades, you can create a visual memory which can also be printed (e.g. on linen) as art print.
- work in progress -




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== Developing an Euglena Experiment Kit ==
Experimenting with Euglena in different ways made me even more intersteted in this organism. Especially the experiments with the shapes were very exciting and fascinating. So I decided to develop a toolkit (or the prototype of a toolkit) which makes it easy to arrange similar projects. I still have more ideas what I could do with the tools I have and I am curious what kind of ideas other people have regarding this topic.
''Remark:'' I developed this experiment kit based on the knowledge of Euglena I have by now. The main focus on this project is giving interested people the chance to experiment with Euglena artistically on a low budget.
'''What is it?''' A playful installation which makes it possible to draw with the single-celled organism Euglena. If you have different ideas to enhance it - go for it!
'''What can you do with it?''' The installation is made for experimenting with Euglena in connection with light, colors and shapes. People who are interested can use it for playing around and turn their pictures into a very different form of drawing. I think it is especially interesting because you can control the development of the outcome not completely. At some point you need to give up the control over your artwork and let Euglena surprise you. You can draw your very own picture, convert it into a mask and receive an Euglena based drawing as outcome. By taking a photo before the artwork fades, you can create a visual memory which can also be printed (e.g. on linen) as art print.
- work in progress -
This is my intermediate result of the toolkit guidance handbook, completion and and proofreading still due.
[[File:Bildschirmfoto 2021-01-28 um 11.29.27.png|400px]]
[[File:Bildschirmfoto 2021-01-28 um 11.29.52.png|400px]]