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The first ever workshop with got during our minor 'Makerslab'. In my opinion a great introduction. I was a big fan of how Bas (and Studio Overvelde) science and origami used in such a way that I became fun and attractive.
This is what I want to learn during the courses. Where do the "interesting" people get there inspiration from.
We had to present ourself to the class by means of an object. I brought my first shoe I upgraded during my half year of last couple of months. I made these at the workshop of Hendrick's Ambachtelijk Schoenmaker.
I talked about how I would like to infiltrate the inovative footwear industry.
Textielmuseum was great and I was really looking forward to it again. I'm a big fan of Tilburg and Noord Brabant in general. There can be found a lot of knowledge (about craftmanship) in the South of the Netherlands.
We got the same tour as always which is fine. Always good to refresh so now and then. During the tour we saw Lizan Freijsen in really working on her famously mold-lookinglike carpets.
The workshop we got about sashiko was fun. And easy and good looking way to repair jeans. The technique itself isn't that diffilcult at all, but the way this upgrade your garment instead of keeps it the same is dope.
The Letterpress workshop in GWA (Grafische Werkplaats Amsterdam) was fun. Personally I'm a little less interested in 2D design, because I don't understand yet how to make a purpose out of it, except from exchanging information (which can also be done through other ways). Maybe it makes me think to much about the branding lesson I got at the Fashion school.
I did really appreciate the craftmanship and the knowledge of the people working in the atelier.
My final work is not final, or maybe even nice to look at. You can call it a mess and that cool to me. During the workshop I found out a lot of people were trying to make beautifull pieces of art. Myself, I was just trying out the machinary and was curious for the outcome.
Explanation of the zine
The AI file I´d sent to the editors was a draft. At the end I had online saved the (correct) file as a PDF file and did not save the AI file as a whole.
During the weekend of the first week om Makerslab I've visited OBJECT Rotterdam.
Intriguing lamp I would like to own myself
Some woman taking picture of the lamp I would like to own
After the workshop in Textielmusuem Tilburg I've paid a visit to the Pont at the end of the street and to the libary of Tilburg, big recommendation.
Explanation of the zine
Illustration done by: Dusanka
Illustration done by: Dusanka Written by: Duncan
Illustrations done by: Dusanka Written by: Duncan
First of all mayor credit to Dusanka for the extraordinary beautiful illustrations. It has be a pleasure working together.
Discussion of maker skills & attitude
Discussion of design research skills
Discussion of collaborative learning
We started off exploring the 3D-printers by using a file from the internet.
This print turned our fine. There was no need to interrupt the printer, good start of the week:
Warp: Bended and connected on the top.
2. Overhang: Turned out OK, the layers in the overhang ended up more rough at the most sloping ones tho.
3. Spike: Details of the spike were not as visable as we hoped.
4. Pyramide: The pyramide ended up better than the spike, all good.
5. Rounded print: Rounding in the middle turned out smoothly.
6. Nut: The nut had almost the exact measurements that was shown in the 3d model.
7. Star: Does have sharp edges
8. Text: Turned out less wide than expected, but still readable.
9. Hole size: Smaller than they should be; a difference of about 0,3mm.
10. Minimum distance: The distance of the cuts are a little smaller than they should be. The printer also rounded the edges at the end of the print, instead of making them square.
11. Sphere: The sphere turned out great.
12. Minimum walls: It is clear where the printer started printing. The line starts rounded on the left of the print.
13. Wave: The wave turned out fine. The ultimaker printer prints rounded shapes/waves better than straight ones.
14. Bridge print: Has been printed without support. The filament is printed in the air at this point between the bridges. Smallest and longest bridge point are equal.
15. Surface: The surface is flat, not smooth tho.
16. 3D print font: Did not merge. The numbers are readable, only the holes of the 6 & 8 were a small problem.
17. Hole: Did not fall flat. The hole was 0.2mm thinner than it should have been.
18. Z-height: The difference between the steps were accurate. The ultimaker/printer made a layer around the entire print, so it we were not able tell if the first step turned out the way it should
Because of the corona virus the school was closed. Kim and I diveded tasks We continued at home.
I've written my notes during the class discussion in here, but they are gone now...
Thanks a lot to Kaz for sending me these codes.
Don´t know yet how to rhyme this to the youtube videoclip
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1eXvXrDZ94IPIKxUatRcuwv3Q8BOb3c3OaKpkV3vgDZw/edit#heading=h.cwl4u0cc14wv probably need to use these codes instead, don´t know yet which one
//ARDUINO CODE FOR ANALOG SENSOR int sensorValue = 0;
void setup() { Serial.begin(9600); //needs to match processing baudrate }
void loop() { Serial.println(analogRead(A0)); // for debugging only sensorValue = analogRead(A0); // store value in sensorValue //Serial.println(map(sensorValue, 0,1023,0,255)); // map to processing range delay(50); }
Baud rate can be found in setup: Serial.begin(9600);
Minimum value (waarde) by sensor: 65
Maximum value by sensor: 1.000
//ARDUINO CODE FOR ANALOG SENSOR int sensorValue = 0;
void setup() { Serial.begin(9600); //needs to match processing baudrate }
void loop() { //Serial.println(analogRead(A0)); // for debugging only sensorValue = analogRead(A0); // store value in sensorValue Serial.println(map(sensorValue, 0,1023,0,255)); // map to processing range delay(50); }
Minimum value: 210
Maximum value: 240
Minimum value: Maximum value:
Doesn't seem to change much, eventhough the light reacts as aspected
Eerst hebben we gecheckt wat we allemaal thuis hebben liggen, waar kunnen we mee werken. We kwamen er achter dat ik geen RGB-lampje heb en dus 3 losse lampjes moet gaan gebruiken.
Allereerst kreeg ik deze link https://www.instructables.com/id/Arduino-LDR-With-LED/ hiermee kon ik een circuit maken waarmee ik de sensor kan uitlezen.
Voor de eerste poging heb ik lampje als nog in een circuit gedaan dit klonk op het eerste gezicht logisch, maar klopt niet. Wanneer de lampjes wel in dezelfde baan zitten krijgen ze als nog allemaal "aandacht", dus we gaan een nieuwe variant bouwen.
Ik wist alleen niet wat ik met de sensor moest doen... Wat heeft dat met dit hele circuit te maken?
De resultaten zijn geen mooie vloeiende lijn. Na wat gefriemel bleken niet alle kabels er goed in te zitten.
De afbeelding klopt niet 100%, maar samen met Loes ben ik hier uitgekomen.
int RED_PIN = D2; int GREEN_PIN = D1; int BLUE_PIN = D0;
// This variable controls how fast we loop through the colors. // (Try changing this to make the fading faster or slower.)
int DISPLAY_TIME = 100; // In milliseconds
void setup() { // Here we'll configure the Arduino pins we're using to // drive the LED to be outputs:
pinMode(RED_PIN, OUTPUT); pinMode(GREEN_PIN, OUTPUT); pinMode(BLUE_PIN, OUTPUT); }
void loop(){
// Off (all LEDs off):
digitalWrite(RED_PIN, LOW); digitalWrite(GREEN_PIN, LOW); digitalWrite(BLUE_PIN, LOW);
delay(1000);
// Red (turn just the red LED on):
digitalWrite(RED_PIN, HIGH); digitalWrite(GREEN_PIN, LOW); digitalWrite(BLUE_PIN, LOW);
delay(1000);
// Green (turn just the green LED on):
digitalWrite(RED_PIN, LOW); digitalWrite(GREEN_PIN, HIGH); digitalWrite(BLUE_PIN, LOW);
delay(1000);
// Blue (turn just the blue LED on):
digitalWrite(RED_PIN, LOW); digitalWrite(GREEN_PIN, LOW); digitalWrite(BLUE_PIN, HIGH);
delay(1000);
// Yellow (turn red and green on):
digitalWrite(RED_PIN, HIGH); digitalWrite(GREEN_PIN, HIGH); digitalWrite(BLUE_PIN, LOW);
delay(1000);
// Cyan (turn green and blue on):
digitalWrite(RED_PIN, LOW); digitalWrite(GREEN_PIN, HIGH); digitalWrite(BLUE_PIN, HIGH);
delay(1000);
// Purple (turn red and blue on):
digitalWrite(RED_PIN, HIGH); digitalWrite(GREEN_PIN, LOW); digitalWrite(BLUE_PIN, HIGH);
delay(1000);
// White (turn all the LEDs on):
digitalWrite(RED_PIN, HIGH); digitalWrite(GREEN_PIN, HIGH); digitalWrite(BLUE_PIN, HIGH);
delay(1000); }
Er ging iets mis, maar door Laura is het opgelost. In de code was ik een haakje sluiten vergeten op te schrijven naar de > 666
file:///Applications/Arduino.app/Contents/Java/reference/www.arduino.cc/en/Reference/Else.html
Comparison Operators
Boolean Operators
Personally I was not used to all these "proffesional phrases", so that was a little getting used to in the beginning
Finally got the circuit going! This took a really long time! But it works... it took me quite some time to understand where I made a mistake, but now I've learned that it is possible to always find the mistake by following the circuit from + to -.
This piece of footwear has been the first inspiration of the upcoming DIY speaker.
After the workshop at the Textile Museum, it stood out to me how often I've actually seen this "phenomenom" already. I am super into the Japanese side of things, so I took the workshop with me and wanted to use it in the minor. Loes asked us to make a speaker which could be used differently e.g. as a wearable. This is where the bell rang and we tried to make this reallity.
Sadly enough it has not been possible since we were not able to quite the resistance at the right number.
First time having used an Ohm meter as far as I can reminder. Quite a lot of ways to use it, but over time I was able to use it more and more easily.
Sadly enough Anoush and I were not able to combine a working speaker with our innitial plans. Our plan was to realize this in the 9th week.
The first project in which we had to use the solder machine. I have used a solder machine during "high school". In my mind it was easier to use. Anoush was the expert of the two of us.
for the Quarantzine of week 6
Build an electronic circuit with at least one input (made by you!) and one actuator. Bonus assignment connecting your input with
Program a microcontroller in the Arduino IDE to control your actuator with the input
Design an output swatch of 10x10cm that is archive worthy. How can you make hardware look interesting/appealing/evocative? Use all the techniques you learned in previous weeks.
Document the design, building, debugging and working results step by step
I have tought multiple times: "I truly don't know how to start." I've experienced this "Zoom"-lessons as a bath in which the soaked me. To get used to all this terminology. I found it very difficult to make good sense out of all of this information. It is "over time" now, but I am sure I am able to say at the end of the school year whole most of this works.
Finished reading How To Thrive In The Next Economy this week. It has been a good read.
I would like to elaborate on this page a little more (please read on forehand if possible). John Thackara suggest that the current educational system seperates students (childeren, young adults and everything in between; the future) from nature. The timing of reading this has been great, while doing a minor specialised in technology and critical thinking. Two subject how could clash in this case.
I don't draw any conclusion, but I do think this is good to keep in mind.
This week we dive into materials and how to make your own bioplastics. The assignment of this week is to make your own bioplastics and use the Material Driven Design (MDD)-method to come up with future applications.
Core concepts: materials research, circularity, material driven design, material aesthetics
What: Make your own bioplastics and use the MDD-method to come up with future applications.
Make your own bioplastics. Try various recipes, add other materials, play with textures and use your mold. Document your process and findings.
Material properties sheet: Describe the properties of your material
Experiential toolkit: Understand the experience of your material
Future applications: Develop a concept for future applications
Plastic is a word that originally meant “pliable and easily shaped
First tries: - Agar agar jasmine tea - Agar agar Russian earl grey tea - Agar agar corriander leaf - Agar agar blueberries jam - Agar agar cayenne - Agar agar maggi
Transparent
Grapefruit
Lemon
Agar Agar with Jasmine tea Glycerine: 3,2g Water: 80ml Agar Agar: 1.6 Jasmine tea: teaspoon
Agar Agar with Russian Earl Grey tea Glycerine: 3,2g Water: 80ml Agar Agar: 1.6g Russian Earl Grey tealeafs: teaspoon
Agar Agar with coriander leaf Glycerine: 3,2g Water: 80ml Agar Agar: 1.6g Coriander leaf: teaspoon
Agar Agar with Blueberry jam Glycerine: 3,2g Water: 80ml Agar Agar: 1.6g Blueberry jam: teaspoon
Agar Agar with Cayenne pepper Glycerine: 3,2g Water: 80ml Agar Agar: 1.6g Cayenne pepper: teaspoon
Agar Agar with Maggi Glycerine: 3,2g Water: 80ml Agar Agar: 1.6g Maggi: teaspoon
In the presentation we got told to do twice as much... this was just a one time thing.
None of them worked out the way I expected to, except for the Agar Agar with Cayenne peppper. See the last tab for further information.
See the last tab for further information.
Sadly enough, I´ve forgot to take picture of the substance while wet.
100 ml water 20 g gelatine 12 g glycerine
How do you touch the material? with care, tapping on it
How do you move the material? lifting, weighing
How do you hold the material? Above his head to see how the light goes through it
Property
1
2
3
4
5
Property
Soft
x
Hard
Smooth
x
Rough
Glossy
x
Matte
Reflective
x
Non-reflective
Cold
x
Warm
Non-elastic
x
Elastic
Opaque
x
Transparent
Weak
x
Strong
Light
x
Heavy
meaning 1: krupuk (crackers), structure and the colors are similar
meaning 2: dimsum, the shape and how it is a little transparent
meaning 3: a crispy condom
10% intense & 30% pleasant
What is the most pleasant quality of the material? Hardness
What is the most disturbing quality of the material? How it is not equally hard at everyy point
What is the most unique quality of the material? asymmetry
Crackling sound Fire goes out really quick after setting it up
Able to float
After the plastic came right back out of the boiling water it seemed more breakable, but it was a matter of seconds till it was back in "normal" state. The surface seemed to expented in the boiling water.
In normal tap water nothing really changed.
Bioplastic like this could be used for collectibles.
100 ml grapefruit juice 20 g gelatine 12 g glycerine a pinch of salt
How do you touch the material? pressing, rubbing, poking, pushing
How do you move the material? squeezing, turning, flexing
How do you hold the material? grabbing
Property
1
2
3
4
5
Property
Soft
x
Hard
Smooth
x
Rough
Glossy
x
Matte
Reflective
x
Non-reflective
Cold
x
Warm
Non-elastic
x
Elastic
Opaque
x
Transparent
Weak
x
Strong
Light
x
Heavy
meaning 1: Gummy bear, seems like I can eat it
meaning 2: jello shot, squeeziness
meaning 3: flan, (which is a pudding), because of the colour and form
not intense at all, 10% pleasant
What is the most pleasant quality of the material? squeeziness, almost like a stress ball
What is the most disturbing quality of the material? smell!
What is the most unique quality of the material? structure? How you are able to squeeze in it.
A more sustainable way of using "fashionable" plastic
100 ml lemon juice (citroensap) 20 g gelatine 13 g glycerine a pinch of salt a pinch of maizena
How do you touch the material?
touch de draad hee erg
How do you move the material?
realatief fragiel
How do you hold the material?
onderzoekend
Property
1
2
3
4
5
Property
Soft
x
Hard
Smooth
x
Rough
Glossy
x
Matte
Reflective
x
Non-reflective
Cold
x
Warm
Non-elastic
x
Elastic
Opaque
x
Transparent
Weak
x
Strong
Light
x
Heavy
meaning 1: spinnenweb, van wegge net en circkel
meaning 2: honingraad, kleur en beetje vorm
meaning 3: visnet
20% pleasent 5% intens
What is the most pleasant quality of the material? weight, the lightness
What is the most disturbing quality of the material? het netje dat er niet helemaal in zit.
What is the most unique quality of the material? Stickyness en flexibale.
smells like burned hair is willing to melt in heat circumstances
Totally disaPEERt in boiling water
Just tap water it became slippy
Needs to be hard and does not need to last long.
Agar Agar with Cayenne pepper Glycerine: 3,2g Water: 80ml Agar Agar: 1.6g Cayenne pepper: teaspoon
How do you touch the material? with care
How do you move the material? folding, hanging
How do you hold the material? hanging
Property
1
2
3
4
5
Property
Soft
x
Hard
Smooth
x
Rough
Glossy
x
Matte
Reflective
x
Non-reflective
Cold
x
Warm
Non-elastic
x
Elastic
Opaque
x
Transparent
Weak
x
Strong
Light
x
Heavy
meaning 1: toast, structure feels like it came out of a pan
meaning 2: Dorrito's when the bag is almost empty and there are only crumbs left
meaning 3: -
What is the most pleasant quality of the material? structuur, niet af geven
What is the most distrubing quality of the material?
too frigalie
What is the most unique quality of the material?
structure, korrel achtig
Fire does not go out, it stays on
Smells like my youth. I don´t know if it is NYE or cammpfire, smells nice in my opinion.
cold: kleur geeft af not so much dec kruimels
hot water: kruimels laten los van bioplastic
Niet gestuurd worden
nudging
behavioural science/design
material archive
This has been the most notabel part of the episode
All of the words written down are key in creating a beautifull piece of innovation.
Since monday 30/03/20
Make a connection between the texts, the presented design cases and the following word: Social issues
Explanation of the zine
Can you think of alternative material resources or streams in and around your house that could be useful for this assignment? Think of materials from nature/environment or streams that would otherwise be classified as waste.
Answer: Blood
During the tutorial I will explain the method in detail. The basic four steps of the method are:
1. Understanding the material
2. Creating material's vision
3. Manifesting material's experience patterns
4. Designing material/product concepts
Please try to identify the four steps of the method in the case studies:
Britt, Daniel, Anoush and Andrei : http://materialsexperiencelab.com/characterisation-of-waste-coffee-grounds-as-a-design-material
Kim, Duncan, Dusanka and Kaz: http://materialsexperiencelab.com/mycelium-based-materials
Desiree, Thijs, Summer, Laura: http://materialsexperiencelab.com/designing-with-transparent-lighting
(like interviews, framing, conceptual development)
"The materialised object is still relevant as a tool, as an agent or provocateur; as a trojan horse, as a solution, as a value and as a metaphor" - https://www.designacademy.nl/study/master/general/social-design
Een lezing over de 1,5-meter samenleving in publieke ruimtes en hoe architecten en tech-mensen kunnen/moeten samenwerken hierin.
Er is te zien hoe mensen zich bewegen. Dit is waar ik mijn onderzoek/ontwerp op wil baseren.
Plastic culture: The downside op bioplastic https://www.designacademy.nl/study/master/general/social-design/projects/id/609
(like interviews, framing, conceptual development)
Samen met mijn moeder overlegd hoe zij dit ziet.
We gebruiken persoonlijke ruimte om de afstand tussen anderen te reguleren en als non-verbaal communicatiemiddel.
Hoe ver iemand in jouw persoonlijke ruimte mag komen is bijvoorbeeld afhankelijk van het soort relatie dat we met iemand hebben.
De grootte van onze persoonlijke ruimte verschilt ook per ruimte waarin we ons bevinden. In een ruimte die wij als klein ervaren, neemt onze persoonlijke ruimte toe. Als het mogelijk is, zitten we in dat soort ruimtes dan ook verder uit elkaar dan in een grotere ruimte (Gifford, 2007 p. 145).
Ook wordt de manier hoe we met persoonlijke ruimte omgaan beïnvloedt door de cultuur die we gewend zijn.
We willen graag dichter bij anderen komen omdat we deze personen aantrekkelijk vinden of omdat we informatie van deze persoon willen hebben(behoefte 1)
We willen afstand houden van hen omdat we onze vrijheid en individualiteit willen behouden en we liever niet alle informatie over onszelf weggeven (Gifford, 2007) (behoefte 2).
De uitkomst (of het compromis) van het gevecht tussen deze twee behoeftes ervaren we als de ‘grens’ in onze persoonlijke ruimte waar we het nog prettig vinden dat een persoon zich bevindt.
we defined these areas during “body storming” sessions (a very physical way to go about brainstorming).
People need to be touched at least 70 times a day!
Denk niet te moeilijk qua prototypes. Je doel is om een FIJNE manier te creeëren daarvoor hoe je niet het uiterste te ontdekken
Schrijf een scenario
Doordenkend op de discussie of "techniek" slecht is voor het mileu. Nalden.net en WeTransfer zijn bewijzen dat het goed gebruikt kan worden
Ik beaam wat Li Edelkoort zegt (uitwerken) dit heeft ook te maken met Unlearning en Relearning. Een motto van Nalden (wie ik ook "onderzoek" deze dagen. Beide is nodig, vooral op dit moment in de tijd. Misschien zou ik hier wat mee kunnen in een vervolgopdracht over "de situatie"
(exchange with peer group and people outside)
Dit gaat ook nog met vrienden gebeuren
Afstand
Intiem
0 -15 cm
Vol contact; beschermen, knuffelen, seks, worstelen of ruzie.
15 - 45 cm
Voor erg goede vrienden
Persoonlijk
45 - 75 cm
Mensen die we goed kennen en graag mogen. Praten met je partner.
75 - 120 cm
Gesprekken met vrienden en bekenden
Sociaal
120 - 200 cm
Gesprekken met onbekenden of zakelijke relaties
200 - 350 cm
Formele zaken besprekingen
Publiek
350 - 700 cm
Afstand tussen spreker en publiek
700 cm <
Afstand tussen spreker en nog meer publiek
Kick-off
(like material experiments)
Materialen lijst
Vacht
Getuft
Kunstgras
een combinatie van wol en een staaldraadje?
(dik) Touw (als in douchematten
handdoeken
lego blokjes
ruwe kant van klitterband/ de natuurlijke variant; die bolletjes die in het bos liggen
klitten weerhaakjes
brandnetels
fragiele dingen; bijv. dun glas
Iets wat erg afgeeft bijv. gele paardenbloemen
uitglijden over parels.
vliegertouw
Afgesproken met Marjolijn dat aankomende maandag alle ideeën uitgetekend en duidelijk op Gitbook staan.
fijne om naar te kijken/speels
bijna een soort spelletje misschien wel
gebaseerd op bijv.
Moet ik meer onderzoek doen naar specifiek deze vormen (schimmel-achtige? Natuurlijke vorm?
Goed idee is om meer te focussen op waar mensen wel heen moeten, dan waar mensen niet heen moeten.
Niet volledig afbaken, want dan creëer je dat mensen toch willen samenkruipen. Daarnaast voelt het alsof je niet alle ruimte hebt.
Verandert het beeld wanneer het niet 'duidelijk rood/nee' is, maar wanneer het bijv. donker groen/ mag wel, maar licht groen is beter'.
Een ronde vorm werkt wel verbindend
Niet afgebakend/opgesloten, wel een duidelijk lijn met een duidelijke boodschap.
Deze vorm is gekozen na het observeren van mensen in het park. Het is vrij duidelijk te zien dat "vrienden" naaste elkaar zitten en ergens heen kijken. 'Verliefde mensen' kijken liever naar elkaar. (Amstelpark & Oosterpark)
Kan gezien worden als een (te) directe manier van "sturen", maar dit verschilt naar mijn idee wel heel erg op welke manier. Bijv. d.m.v. bloemen is het als nog "licht (niet zwaar)" en vrolijk.
Horen is naar mijn idee een te duidelijke manier van "richting geven aan".
Ben er zelf niet van overtuigd dat ik dit wil doorontwikkelen.
Een kleed voor vrienden die in het park chillen. Muziek aansluiten op speaker en zodra ze te dicht bij elkaar komen. Gaat het geluid kraken.
Lijkt te veel op een verkeersbord die zegt dat iets niet mag. Te duidelijk
Dit is handeling die niet op een "onduidelijke of indirecte" manier gebruikt.
Er kan niet een duidelijke lijn getrokken worden wanneer je iets wel of niet meer ruikt. Factoren als de wind spelen hier in mee en niet iedereen is even gevoelig voor geur.
Engeland park kippenstront
Wat zijn ongemakkelijke momenten in openbare ruimtes? Bijv. in koffietentjes.
Tafel in het midden?
Scenario schrijven
Mensen zijn zenuwachtig; hoe kan ik dit 'implementeren'?
(exchange with peer group and people outside)
Scenario uitschrijven
I.v.m. privé omstandigheden is er deze week niets gebeurd. De begeleiders weten ervan.
Hoofdvraag: Hoe kan ik op een fijne manier 1,5 meter afsstand houden?
Voor wie het concept: Iedereen met het bewust zijn van de regels en afstand
Voor welke professions: Kantoor-banen, bioscoop, theater, concertzalen, stads- (en park)planners, architecten. Vooral bedoeld voor leisure.
Het hele afstand houden gebeuren
In welke contexten ben je bewust van afstand? Bijv. hoe werkt dit binnen tkd-en?
Gebruik van Badzeep en een strijkijzer
http://kodaishimizu.com/projects/h-a-i-r-human-ages-ideal-resource/
Loes reached out to me personally to ask how everything was going. There has never been a teacher who did that. I am used to the fact that if you fail it's your own fault and you need to get up on your own too and I'm fine with that. So it was a little odd for me to be honest.
Imagine you and that one person you just met a month ago, in Paradiso and the two of you had a great time that sundaymorning. The two of you meet again after a month of texting. Both a little nervous and awkward. Nonetheless it's a beautifull summery evening in May. Listening to the birds singing. The sunrises are dancing through the trees accentuating the beauty of that special one. But then... COVID-19. How to deal with all this in a 1,5 meter-society?!
based on a true story of my dad and his girlfriend
It´s a rondom thuesday in August. No school, no nothing. You are just with your friends in the park. Shooting some ball. Listening to the new Slowthai joint. Enjoy the sun a little, knowing that you will be sunburnt the day after. But then... COVID-19. How to deal with all this in a 1,5 meter-society?!
household are excluded from the 1,5 meter-society, but seperate families should keep distance
You have just enjoyed a great easter breakfast with the family. The sun is shining and your uncle brings up the idea to go to the beach. Everyone is going; Mom, Dad, brother of your dad and his wife and their 2 daughters, even your big brother is going. The 8 of enter the beach. But then... COVID-19. How to deal with all this in a 1,5 meter-society?!
Will it be worthy to connect all of these rugs/scenarios together?
leg uit van welke materialen wat is gemaakt en hoe te bevestigen.
Na feedback zeiden mensen dat er meer beweegruimte nodig is.
Hier zijn duidelijk vlakken te zien. De bedoeling is dat er dan gestuurd kan worden dat mensen alleen op de vlakken zitten.
Het verschil tussen "zacht' en "hard"
https://lizanfreijsen.com/fungi-carpet-in-zomersneeuw/
Hoe kunnen we op een fijne manier 1,5 meter afstand houden?
Sterft de menscheid uit wanneer dit kleed (gedachtegoed) voor altijd gebruikt zal worden?
Blijft de liefde? (in een 1,5 meter samenleving.
Will love survive?
The 15th of March 2020 has been the starting point of an new era. This specific Sunday the Dutch Government has announced strict measurements because of the COVID-19 outbreak. One of them being the introduction of the 1,5 meter economy/society. An measurement with lots of negative economic effects, but arguably even worse… the human effects. The Dutch Government has imposed to treat our loved ones like a business relationship1. We are not able to chose our own personal space, but need rules to follow for these. The date kleed (working title) will provide pleasant way of preventing the spread of the virus, without any need of striking tape, fines or police watching you. Effects like ‘Huid honger’ are serious symptoms we need to watch. We hope to contribute to the human connection for human in a safe way.
1: Sociaal – 120 – 200 cm – Gesprekken met onbekenden of zakelijke relaties ()
The week of "meters maken".
Samples maken
Enter the void (2009)