GMU:Speculative Atmospheres II/Betül: Difference between revisions

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+ Experiment I, processing + arduino

File:exp_1_processing.MP4

+ Experiment II, photointerrupter

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Project:

Painting Morning Walks

Keywords:

+walking +routine +pigment +collecting +archive +human-nature relationships +connection to nature +memory

+IlmPark
+lichen and RGB colour sensor

Is there a possibility that the activities or habits we do in our daily life can turn into meaningful data?

What do we encounter when this data is collected from nature with the digital method and transformed into an art practice with the traditional method?

Collecting pieces from nature is a common activity among people of all ages. As each sample from Ilm Park enters the collection, it is labeled with a corresponding number (according to the order of discovery). In a notebook, I recorded where the leaves and other pieces are coming from.

Project Method: An Arduino with a color sensor records the data and this data (variety of pigments) will be used to paint morning walks at Ilm Park. A color will be archived while walking every morning on the specific route determined in the park.

---continue A Black Box is used when scanning colors. This black box is a design with openings at some specific and certain corners that also only make sense when used together with the RGB color sensor.

+sketch

+pieces

+ beginning and process

File:Color.Sensor.BetulPeker.presentation.pdf

File:colorsensor.pigments.MOV

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 '''What do we encounter when this data is collected from nature with the digital method and transformed into an art practice with the traditional method?'''
 Collecting pieces from nature is a common activity among people of all ages.
+As each sample from Ilm Park enters the collection, it is labeled with a corresponding number (according to the order of discovery). In a notebook, I recorded where the leaves and other pieces are coming from.