Christopher Noort
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Contents
- 1 R E S E A R C H Q U E S T I O NS
- 2 I D E A S
- 3 Sound Poster 1.0 by trapped in suburbia [1]
- 4 Sound Poster 2.0 by trapped in suburbia [2]
- 5 Sound Poster 3.0 by trapped in suburbia [3]
- 6 I think I like it better with the silver square [4]
- 7 The new public space project by gilles de brock [5]
- 8 COOP HIMMELB(L)AU MANIFEST by martine mathijsen [6]
- 9 Gisela Noack's Bookbinding Workshops Posters [7]
- 10 Dirt-poster by Sub-Studio [8]
- 11 Posterwall 2.0 by Lust [9]
- 12 Urban echo by Lust [10]
- 13 The box by Bot & Dolly [11]
R E S E A R C H Q U E S T I O NS
How will visual communication evolve in the upcoming years?
The discussion about print versus screen.
Can posters design still evolve, or will it dissapear because of the upcoming technology?
How can design interact on a more personal and physical manner?
Is printed design a fixed medium or can it be fluid by interaction or/and technology?
Is the end of poster design near?
I D E A S
Lego/knex poster
Light arduino
Radiation (geigerteller)
Thermo inkt
Static electricity
Wet posters
Content generator
Beamers
Kinect
Datamosh x livestream
live feed vs static
moving posters
poster in just sound
Poster with a virus (QR code hacks iPhone with spam)
Sound Poster 1.0 by trapped in suburbia [1]
Sound Poster 2.0 by trapped in suburbia [2]
Sound Poster 3.0 by trapped in suburbia [3]
I think I like it better with the silver square [4]
The new public space project by gilles de brock [5]
COOP HIMMELB(L)AU MANIFEST by martine mathijsen [6]
Gisela Noack's Bookbinding Workshops Posters [7]
Dirt-poster by Sub-Studio [8]
Posterwall 2.0 by Lust [9]
Urban echo by Lust [10]
The box by Bot & Dolly [11]
Could this still be considered a poster?
