Media Arts and Technology

Nature's Hidden Surprise For my project, I decided to work with the layering effect again. I wanted to show a transition of changes in time. My original concept for this project, was a narrative about people watching nature change overtime. Nature is an interesting thing in that it is something fam...

David Rokeby For my project, I decided to research David Rokeby. Many of Rokeby’s project address the techniques, such as layering, hue/saturation, and sharpen/bur, that we have been learning about in class. With this is mind, I decided to organize my power point into sections that related Rokeby‘s ...

For this project, I wanted to use a non-traditional shape to construct an image from several other pieces of images. I find the human anatomy to be interesting because it is something so familiar to us yet we rarely actually see it thus the human skeleton was my main inspiration. The tree is made of...

Pg. 51-62: In the first part of “Six Stories from the End of Representation” by James Elkins, he addresses the issue of formlessness. He begins by describing the formless as relating to philosophical and historical concepts in which the formless is a state of matter that is beyond apprehension, out...

For my Layers project, I decided to go with the theme of concerts. I really liked the idea of how chaotic the images looked after the layering process, so I thought it might be interesting to base the my image off of concerts since most concerts are often also chaotic in nature. To add to this conce...

Project #1:Noise and Form Jessica Guzman's Images: In his article, Leon Harmon experiments with the human ability to recognize blurred and pixilated images, and how closely people could recognize the original. My overall goal for this project was to play on the recognition of the images, as well as...