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Every human been affects their own environment and also the space ~~that~~ we share with the flora and fauna and even with other people, so how a "simple movements" like walking, running or jumping in the same space, starts to affect the personal space.

Every human been affects their own environment and also the space we share with the flora and fauna and even with other people, so how a "simple movements" like walking, running or jumping in the same space, starts to affect the personal space.

With the overlapping of the data of the people moving in ~~the tracking room,~~ I propose to create a visual projection, that show these movements through the possibilities of generative art concept.

With the overlapping of the data of the people moving in a small space I propose to create a visual projection, that show these movements through the possibilities of generative art concept.

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Source: Boundless. “Personal Space.” Boundless Sociology. Boundless, 21 Jul. 2015. Retrieved 17 Nov. 2015 from https://www.boundless.com/sociology/textbooks/boundless-sociology-textbook/social-interaction-5/types-of-social-interaction-51/personal-space-323-8973/

=='''First Approach'''==

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 [[File:Moire02.JPG | left | frame | Interference in nature and in space / water experiments]]
-Every human been affects their own environment and also the space that we share with the flora and fauna and even with other people, so how a "simple movements" like walking, running or jumping in the same space, starts to affect the personal space.
+Every human been affects their own environment and also the space we share with the flora and fauna and even with other people, so how a "simple movements" like walking, running or jumping in the same space, starts to affect the personal space.
-With the overlapping of  the data of the people moving in the tracking room, I propose to create a visual projection, that show these movements through the possibilities of generative art concept.
+With the overlapping of  the data of the people moving in a small space I propose to create a visual projection, that show these movements through the possibilities of generative art concept.
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 Source: Boundless. “Personal Space.” Boundless Sociology. Boundless, 21 Jul. 2015. Retrieved 17 Nov. 2015 from https://www.boundless.com/sociology/textbooks/boundless-sociology-textbook/social-interaction-5/types-of-social-interaction-51/personal-space-323-8973/
 =='''First Approach'''==