Category Archives: Computational Media

Meme Collider In collaboration with Johnny Lu, we set out with a mutual goal: to create a basic interactive platform for creating new Han-based graphemes or ideographs. —this notion grew from a simple question: how are new words made in … Continue reading →

Kanji / Hanzi Builder | Meme Collider In collaboration with Johnny Lu we will explore two projects, ultimately bringing one of them to a final and complete form. Both projects concern written language and the propagation of meaning through it. While revisiting … Continue reading →

Dynamics Sketch for Meme Collider Movement and GUI sketch Meme Collider will hopefully grow into a final project for the semester. While I am still figuring out the basic logic, the general idea is a fluid space where words and … Continue reading →

Ultra Lo Def While Hi Definition is all the rage… how else to stand out but with a maximum resolution of 4 x 3 pixels… Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey is truly riveting, especially with the matching 4bit downsampled audio. While … Continue reading →

Meme Collider (GUI / movement sketch) This sketch resolves some basic styling and general movement for a larger project called Meme Collider. Applet and Source

Objects (TwitterSphere) Not  a big Twitterer (tweeter??) myself… but thought that something fun could be done with all that chatter. This quick processing sketch takes the raw (unfiltered) Twitter feed and displays it as concentric circles. I hope to expand … Continue reading →

Conditionals In collaboration with Will Jennings… a continuation on the previous Bauhaus clocks. We added a world timezone interface that adjusts the clock’s time to the selected timezone and changes the clocks colors according to day and night: Applet and Source (Mac … Continue reading →

Variables… variables… variables In collaboration with Genevieve Hoffman… we reduced some earlier attempts to a series of very minimal but elegant clocks that seemed reminiscent of the Bauhaus. Applet and Source Applet and Source Applet and Source /* BAUHAUS CLOCKS – … Continue reading →

First Processing Sketch Limited to 2D primitives like: rect(), ellipse(), line(), and quad()… we were to create a static image of our choice. At a loss I turned to one of my favorite architects Louis Khan.. whose work I felt … Continue reading →