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Against popular opinion, I have decided to appropriate this work of art by Jan van der Ploeg called "wall painting no.155" (2006).
 
Against popular opinion, I have decided to appropriate this work of art by Jan van der Ploeg called "wall painting no.155" (2006).
  
Although there were many different pieces to appropriate in the Boimans collection, the wall painting was the only one that truly struck me. As a result of this, I have decided to focus on creating a similar experience to the one I had through digital craft. What I aim to appropriate are the colors and sense of depth that occurred to me as I walked past this work of art. I went through many ideas ranging from VR to AR to sculptures and finally to gyroscopic however I wish to do this through an HTML canvas. Using the various crafted code I will write a website that will portray the sense of depth held provided by the original painting and allow the user to easily navigate through it. The website's purpose will be to create a sense of travel between pieces of information just like as it did in the museum but in this case, it will be doing so in the digital realm.
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Although there were many different pieces to appropriate in the Boimans collection, the wall painting was the only one that truly struck me. As a result of this, I have decided to focus on creating a similar experience to the one I had through digital craft. What I aim to appropriate are the colors and sense of depth that occurred to me as I walked past this work of art. I went through many ideas ranging from VR to AR to sculptures and finally to gyroscopic however I wish to do this through an HTML canvas. Using the various crafted code I will write a website that will portray the sense of depth held provided by the original painting and allow the user to easily navigate through it. The website's purpose will be to create a sense of travel between pieces of information just like as it did in the museum but in this case, it will be doing so in the digital realm. For the appropriation, I want to keep the colors the same as to keep the same atmosphere that was originally there. As for the navigation the user will scroll through it using their mouse as so the speed is controlled by them. Just like a corrador, they'll be able to walk or run down it just like in the museum.
  
 
However, there are still many issues I must tackle such as the choice of presentation, the information I will provide on the website and the finalized style that the audience will see. These are issues I'm sure that will be resolved shortly.
 
However, there are still many issues I must tackle such as the choice of presentation, the information I will provide on the website and the finalized style that the audience will see. These are issues I'm sure that will be resolved shortly.
  
http://digitalcraft.wdka.nl/mediawiki/images/a/a6/No.155.jpeg
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[[File:No.155.jpeg|1030px|]]
  
 
==Process==
 
==Process==
  
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The meticulous notes from my process book. They discuss my previous plans, other possibilities I considered and the routes taken to my current position.
  
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=Research=
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[[File:Research yo.jpg|1030px|]]
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Websites:
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*[https://www.boijmans.nl Boijmans]
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*[https://medium.com/@PatrykZabielski/how-to-make-multi-layered-parallax-illustration-with-css-javascript-2b56883c3f27 Parrallax Illustration]
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*[https://www.arpatech.com/blog/3d-parallax-effect-2d-images-depth-map/ Depth Map]
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*[https://experiments.withgoogle.com/chrome?tag=WebGL Google Experiments]
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*[http://labs.fluuu.id/lines/ Scroll]
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*[https://www.templatemaker.nl Template Maker]
  
 
=Statement=
 
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It was from this idea that my design question was born, “What if there was a longer threshold between accessing digital information?”. I believe that websites are the new museums of the future and for me to be able to paint what Jan van Der Ploeg created through a line of code is the next step towards digitalisation of museums. Like any gallery space there must be a balance of space and art but there must also be the journey that is taken through them. But I’m not just talking about a 3D rendered building with a google maps interface, I mean the space and time taken between viewing art. We don’t appreciate this time in the modern age and instead we decide that information must be provided faster than we can process it. But then the question how we provide this information. Websites are but pixels on a screen, two dimensional and filled with hyperlinks to bring us as quickly as possible to the information we desire. What I wish to make is a website that doesn’t scroll up or down but that scrolls inward like a hallway that you walk down. This way the reader will fall slowly into the information provided having each section of information hidden behind the next like the frames in a movie preventing you from seeing what happens next till you get to it. Arguably this can be seen as more of a scrollable movie rather than a hallway due to the designing method and purpose of the interface. Rather than letting a user have their way as they would normally do with a website interface, this hallway would constrict the viewer to selected amounts of information at a time allowing for them to breathe between pieces of information.
 
It was from this idea that my design question was born, “What if there was a longer threshold between accessing digital information?”. I believe that websites are the new museums of the future and for me to be able to paint what Jan van Der Ploeg created through a line of code is the next step towards digitalisation of museums. Like any gallery space there must be a balance of space and art but there must also be the journey that is taken through them. But I’m not just talking about a 3D rendered building with a google maps interface, I mean the space and time taken between viewing art. We don’t appreciate this time in the modern age and instead we decide that information must be provided faster than we can process it. But then the question how we provide this information. Websites are but pixels on a screen, two dimensional and filled with hyperlinks to bring us as quickly as possible to the information we desire. What I wish to make is a website that doesn’t scroll up or down but that scrolls inward like a hallway that you walk down. This way the reader will fall slowly into the information provided having each section of information hidden behind the next like the frames in a movie preventing you from seeing what happens next till you get to it. Arguably this can be seen as more of a scrollable movie rather than a hallway due to the designing method and purpose of the interface. Rather than letting a user have their way as they would normally do with a website interface, this hallway would constrict the viewer to selected amounts of information at a time allowing for them to breathe between pieces of information.
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This hallway also ties into the movement of De Stijl that the original painter of the hallway was connected to. The whole idea was the balance and harmony between both life and art and that’s what I would also like to achieve. To provide a balance in life and art through a digital part of our life that we live every day. Along with the vibrant colours I hope that this appropriation is successful. Obviously I am limited by my time but I hope that it could be successful if I had enough time and it was implemented into a website.
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But in the topic of my position in regards to my craft I feel that it is simply the next step in art and design to take these physical parts of the world and give them a digital counterpart. In an age of digitalisation it is always reminded that things are not as good as they are in real life but we should consider what makes them better in real life and use those aspects to improve our digital life. The base of HTML is the perfect malleable example allowing programers to hold almost any world they wished to create on a openly discoverable platform. However these interfaces are rather bland and repetitive which is why we should look more towards past crafts and find ways to implement them just as so in our digital crafts. One cannot just “digitalise” something by simply copying it but must also find the equivalent digital component that affects us just as so.
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However in relation to newer technologies I feel that they should be disconnected to a certain degree. Digital is not physical and physical is not digital. The mediums may be similar but they will not be the same and therefore should not be designed the same way and approached with a different attitude.
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=Result=
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A model of the parallax effect I wish to achieve in my website.
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[[File:Result.jpg|1030px|]]
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A proprosed Hallway website example.
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*[https://vimeo.com/268729230 Hallway Website proprosal]

Latest revision as of 15:29, 9 May 2018

Cutting edge of the Present

Against popular opinion, I have decided to appropriate this work of art by Jan van der Ploeg called "wall painting no.155" (2006).

Although there were many different pieces to appropriate in the Boimans collection, the wall painting was the only one that truly struck me. As a result of this, I have decided to focus on creating a similar experience to the one I had through digital craft. What I aim to appropriate are the colors and sense of depth that occurred to me as I walked past this work of art. I went through many ideas ranging from VR to AR to sculptures and finally to gyroscopic however I wish to do this through an HTML canvas. Using the various crafted code I will write a website that will portray the sense of depth held provided by the original painting and allow the user to easily navigate through it. The website's purpose will be to create a sense of travel between pieces of information just like as it did in the museum but in this case, it will be doing so in the digital realm. For the appropriation, I want to keep the colors the same as to keep the same atmosphere that was originally there. As for the navigation the user will scroll through it using their mouse as so the speed is controlled by them. Just like a corrador, they'll be able to walk or run down it just like in the museum.

However, there are still many issues I must tackle such as the choice of presentation, the information I will provide on the website and the finalized style that the audience will see. These are issues I'm sure that will be resolved shortly.

No.155.jpeg

Process

The meticulous notes from my process book. They discuss my previous plans, other possibilities I considered and the routes taken to my current position.

Process 01.jpg Process 02.jpg Process 03.jpg Process 04.jpg Process 05.jpg Process 06.jpg Process 07.jpg Process 08.jpg Process 09.jpg

Research

Research yo.jpg

Websites:

Statement

When searching for information online we are presented with an abundant amount of information straight away. However in an age when information is so suddenly supplied there is no longer any room for a journey of discovering information. This might not be the same thing that comes into mind when viewing “wall painting 155” however what it provided for me was a breathing space between exhibitions. I felt that this sense of space between exhibitions could be used in a digital sense. Much like a loading screen, this digital hallway would act as a passage towards information which the user would “walk” down as they discover the information they wish to acquire or that the designer wishes to provide.

It was from this idea that my design question was born, “What if there was a longer threshold between accessing digital information?”. I believe that websites are the new museums of the future and for me to be able to paint what Jan van Der Ploeg created through a line of code is the next step towards digitalisation of museums. Like any gallery space there must be a balance of space and art but there must also be the journey that is taken through them. But I’m not just talking about a 3D rendered building with a google maps interface, I mean the space and time taken between viewing art. We don’t appreciate this time in the modern age and instead we decide that information must be provided faster than we can process it. But then the question how we provide this information. Websites are but pixels on a screen, two dimensional and filled with hyperlinks to bring us as quickly as possible to the information we desire. What I wish to make is a website that doesn’t scroll up or down but that scrolls inward like a hallway that you walk down. This way the reader will fall slowly into the information provided having each section of information hidden behind the next like the frames in a movie preventing you from seeing what happens next till you get to it. Arguably this can be seen as more of a scrollable movie rather than a hallway due to the designing method and purpose of the interface. Rather than letting a user have their way as they would normally do with a website interface, this hallway would constrict the viewer to selected amounts of information at a time allowing for them to breathe between pieces of information.

This hallway also ties into the movement of De Stijl that the original painter of the hallway was connected to. The whole idea was the balance and harmony between both life and art and that’s what I would also like to achieve. To provide a balance in life and art through a digital part of our life that we live every day. Along with the vibrant colours I hope that this appropriation is successful. Obviously I am limited by my time but I hope that it could be successful if I had enough time and it was implemented into a website.

But in the topic of my position in regards to my craft I feel that it is simply the next step in art and design to take these physical parts of the world and give them a digital counterpart. In an age of digitalisation it is always reminded that things are not as good as they are in real life but we should consider what makes them better in real life and use those aspects to improve our digital life. The base of HTML is the perfect malleable example allowing programers to hold almost any world they wished to create on a openly discoverable platform. However these interfaces are rather bland and repetitive which is why we should look more towards past crafts and find ways to implement them just as so in our digital crafts. One cannot just “digitalise” something by simply copying it but must also find the equivalent digital component that affects us just as so.

However in relation to newer technologies I feel that they should be disconnected to a certain degree. Digital is not physical and physical is not digital. The mediums may be similar but they will not be the same and therefore should not be designed the same way and approached with a different attitude.

Result

A model of the parallax effect I wish to achieve in my website.

Result.jpg


A proprosed Hallway website example.