Collaborative Group Projects
Week 1
Initially, we discussed the possibilities of using these tools:
Among them, we found that ice has both the following properties:
1. Rich visual potential;
2. Temporality or cyclical nature;
3. Association with climate issues.
These characteristics are integrated into one process:
Based on this process, we started to “identify”:
How to use ice as a tool that measures cycle/time to present climate issues?
My Part (visual experiments)
Q：How about a method to visualise the process of ice measuring time?
A：Ice dye
Q：What are the possibilities for the next steps in the development of the experiment?
A：Is it possible to print a calendar on fabric? Or a time grid? Or a map? Does it have some meaning in terms of colour? For example, what region or data is represented? Is it possible to print invisible ink so that when the water melts, the information is made visible? …….
Week 2
Week 2 details are posted at this link