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Revision as of 14:38, 25 September 2017
PEOPLE
ALEX LAMAN
Major // illustration
PAGE ALEX
ALKENAH WANSING
Major // graphic design
PAGE ALKENAH
JEANINE VERLOOP
Major // illustration
PAGE JEANINE
BODYPARTS
Jeanine: EARS
Alkenah: LEG
Alex: CENTER OF MASS
DEVELOPMENT
As body parts, we chose the ear, the center of mass and the leg.
Those things have in common that they can create and restore balance.
As a human, we have to learn how to balance ourselves.
From an early age, we play with imbalance as a learning mechanism.
Quickly we became inspired by the idea of creating a machine that replicates balance and imbalance at the same time.
To find your balance you have to be unbalanced at first.
Through mathematical equations, we tried to find a formula to recreate the balance
but still giving space to the object to be imbalanced.
While trying to build this cool balancing machine we lost sight of the human aspect.
To incorporate this human aspect we played on social behavior and game tactics,
resulting in a beer table.
