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==.. ༘Experimenting with the fabric of time𓂃⊹ ִֶָ == | |||
'''"Time perception and reception with a sensor connected to a microcontroller through GIF sequences created in the terminal. There are also memes."''' | |||
Full description on my wikiproject page: [[# User:Chrissy/Experimenting with the fabric of time | .. ༘Experimenting with the fabric of time𓂃⊹ ִֶָ *]] | |||
During reading texts in class about the Industrial Revolution, I decided on working thematically around the topic of (wage) labor. In the first year Joseph introduced us to [https://imagemagick.org/ ImageMagick], a free and open source software suite for converting, editing and manipulating digital images and can be operated in the terminal. For this Special Issue I wanted to work again more *visually* and at the same time avoid using Adobe software completely, so I rediscovered ImageMagick and decided on diving deeper into its functions and use it to generate a GIF animation with found memes, images and quotes of texts I researched my topic of (wage) labor. This quotes, iamges and meme I manipulated, edited and used different effects on them with scripts I found on the documentation page, in forums and on blogs. Most of them I rewrote and remixed. This approach really helped me in using the terminal itself more deeply and ImageMagick as a graphic design tool for image editing. Besides the poetry project, this one also introduced me more into some kind of semi-randomisation in coding. So I exchanged partly scripts, numbers and color codes with semi-random values and "unctrolled" the outcome. The process itself was accompanied by allowing and using errors and glitches. | |||
The GIF itself I connected to an Arudino board (microcontroller) with an ultrasonic sensor through TouchDesigner. The sensor detected the distance of the viewer and played the speed animation of the animation accordingly. If the sensor detected a further distance it played slower, with reaching it closer it played further, which made it in both ways rather impossible to read its texts completely. | |||
With the result I wanted to point out the reception of time, if we're looking more closely to things – how time flies and also stands still in different situations. How we're loosing time easier, when we try to hold more onto it. To questioning the prioritization of wage labor vs free time. | |||
The final GIF: [https://hub.xpub.nl/cerealbox/~chrissy/ExperimentingWithTheFabricOfTime/ExperimentingTime_2xFaster.mp4] | |||
Revision as of 22:29, 2 December 2025
S̽p̽e̽c̽i̽a̽l̽ I̽s̽s̽u̽e̽ 2̽7̽
.. ༘Experimenting with the fabric of time𓂃⊹ ִֶָ
"Time perception and reception with a sensor connected to a microcontroller through GIF sequences created in the terminal. There are also memes."
Full description on my wikiproject page: .. ༘Experimenting with the fabric of time𓂃⊹ ִֶָ *
During reading texts in class about the Industrial Revolution, I decided on working thematically around the topic of (wage) labor. In the first year Joseph introduced us to ImageMagick, a free and open source software suite for converting, editing and manipulating digital images and can be operated in the terminal. For this Special Issue I wanted to work again more *visually* and at the same time avoid using Adobe software completely, so I rediscovered ImageMagick and decided on diving deeper into its functions and use it to generate a GIF animation with found memes, images and quotes of texts I researched my topic of (wage) labor. This quotes, iamges and meme I manipulated, edited and used different effects on them with scripts I found on the documentation page, in forums and on blogs. Most of them I rewrote and remixed. This approach really helped me in using the terminal itself more deeply and ImageMagick as a graphic design tool for image editing. Besides the poetry project, this one also introduced me more into some kind of semi-randomisation in coding. So I exchanged partly scripts, numbers and color codes with semi-random values and "unctrolled" the outcome. The process itself was accompanied by allowing and using errors and glitches.
The GIF itself I connected to an Arudino board (microcontroller) with an ultrasonic sensor through TouchDesigner. The sensor detected the distance of the viewer and played the speed animation of the animation accordingly. If the sensor detected a further distance it played slower, with reaching it closer it played further, which made it in both ways rather impossible to read its texts completely.
With the result I wanted to point out the reception of time, if we're looking more closely to things – how time flies and also stands still in different situations. How we're loosing time easier, when we try to hold more onto it. To questioning the prioritization of wage labor vs free time.
The final GIF: [1]