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How can body postures, as a form of non verbal communication, inspire expressing garments?
 
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We wanted to create a fabric that changes colors, but we realized it didn't respond to movement. So now we are experimenting with folding techniques which changes form and color.
 
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How to make a liquid crystal mood patch  
 
How to make a liquid crystal mood patch  
 
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[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hgEgto1xpY]]
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== Body Language ==
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Speaking to someone who gives no non verbal feedback, according to Amy Cudding this is worst than being hackeld.
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  TED Talk about bodylanguage by Amy Cuddy
 
  TED Talk about bodylanguage by Amy Cuddy

Latest revision as of 08:31, 13 January 2015

Research question

How can body postures, as a form of non verbal communication, inspire expressing garments?


Research document

File:Research document booklet.pdf


Research text

1. What is the theme I am investigating? Why is this relevant?

Bodylanguage. Bodylanguage is 80% of communication.


2. How does this relate to the body, identity, and technology? Defend the relevancy.

Because of the upcoming of technologies and social media, we think body language will be a forgotten language. And because 80% of the communication goes non-verbally we want to visualize body language through garments. You can express yourself throughout your garment. It will be more easy for people to communicate in public instead of everybody hiding in their telephonescreens. Also the clothing will grow along with your identity, giving a whole new dimension to clothing and making it more valuable.


3. What is my research question? Why is this relevant?

How can body postures, as a form of non verbal communication, inspire expressing garments?


4. How am I structuring my research? Why is this relevant?

By folding, movement and color we want to create a expressing garment. We want to investigate what the effect of body language, posture and movement is on the garment.


5. What tools or methods could I/will I use to conduct my research? How are these relevant?

The human body and it's reaction on emotions/communication. The product itself.


6. What is the foreseen result? Why would this be this relevant?

A transforming clothingpiece. You can express yourself throughout your garment. It will be more easy for people to communicate in public instead of everybody hiding in their telephonescreens. Also the clothing will grow along with your identity, giving a whole new dimension to clothing and making it more valuable.


7. What is the difference between my foreseen result and my initial experiments? Relevance?

We wanted to create a fabric that changes colors, but we realized it didn't respond to movement. So now we are experimenting with folding techniques which changes form and color.

Prototype

Final01.JPG

Final02.JPG

Proto01.jpg

Proto05.jpg

Modeling the garment.

Light01.jpg Light02.jpg

Light03.jpg

RGB Neopixels in combination with a flexsensor.

Experiments

Body01.jpg Body02.jpg

Body03.jpg Body04.jpg

Body05.jpg Body06.jpg

Body07.jpg Body08.jpg

Pictures body language

Vouw08.gif

Vouw05.jpg

Vouw06.jpg Vouw07.jpg

Vouw02 gedraaid.JPG Vouw04.jpeg

Folding04.jpg Folding05.jpg

Folding06.jpg Folding07.jpg

Folding01.jpg Folding03.jpg

Movable shapes by folding.

How to make a liquid crystal mood patch [[1]]

Body Language & Technologies

Lol01.jpg Lol02.jpg

Lol03.jpg Lol04.jpg

Typing LOL with a straight face.

Body Language

Amy cuddy01.png

Speaking to someone who gives no non verbal feedback, according to Amy Cudding this is worst than being hackeld.

Amy cuddy02.png Amy cuddy05.png

Natural reaction on having high power.

Amy cuddy04.png

Natural reaction on having low power.

Amy cuddy03.png

High and low power. We tend to complement the other's non verbals.

TED Talk about bodylanguage by Amy Cuddy
Media:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ks-_Mh1QhMc
41 emotions described in bodylanguage

[[2]]

Instruction page made in 1991 about how to use body language in emails in the form of smileys. 

"The evolving e-mail culture has devised its own form of body language; the only requirement: you must tilt your head sideways to appreciate the sometimes subtle, always ingenious, and often outrageous uses of standard keyboard characters to convey what text alone cannot. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK" [[3]]

Body language vs. emoticons / Real life vs. virtual life
Body language by moni158-d5a4gnd.png  

Images.jpeg

Research projects

Body language

Waibel01.jpg

Waibel03.jpg

Unfold by Jule Waibel


Wood01.jpg

Wood02.jpg

SYNCH by Katherine Roberts-Wood


Maria blaisse01.jpg

Maria blaisse02.jpg

Maria blaisse03.jpg

Bamboo by Maria Blaisse


Chameleon


Chameleon1.png

Chameleon2.png


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpWGfWwRdG4#t=80

Lenticular Dress by Antoine Peters


Air dress.jpg

Air Dress by See the Unseen


Materials


Beautiful chemistry.gif

Beautiful Chemistry by Yan Liang

Media:https://vimeo.com/shailangen

Shai Langen - Artist that experiments with materials on the human body

Media:https://vimeo.com/98926717

Bart Hess - creates a moving scaly skin made out of spoons

500px‎

The aggregate material in Starpath, which comes in form of a spray with applied elastomeric coating into which a wide range of mediums can be added. It absorbs and stores energy from ambient light (UV rays) during the day, and releases this energy at night, making the particles glow. The material glows for up to 16 hours after a charge and the particles will last a minimum of 20 years.


Body


Anatomy renee verhoeven.jpg

'Anatomy of the hands' by Renee Verhoeven

Amoeba shamees aden.jpg

Amoeba Shoe by Shamees Aden

Media:https://vimeo.com/25645598

Interactive Dress by Ying Gao


Fiction


Pop clones.jpg

Prep your body for space.jpg

Swallowable perfume.png

Pop Clones, Prep Your Body For Space and Swallowable Perfume by Lucy McRae

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Media:https://vimeo.com/42846180

Combining textile/clothing with Kinect? Let the fabric tell a story when it is touched