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MFA DT Thesis Show 2015 » The Memory of Aden Walker

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Search in MFA DT Thesis Show 2015. The Memory of Aden Walker. An immersive experience of a memory from the future. With the advent of wearable computing, will we be able to seamlessly record our memories and experiences without a physical device? How will that change the way the we see and remember our lives? In what way would we experience memories in the future? The Memory of Aden Walker. Sultan is an artist, designer and filmmaker from India currently based in Brooklyn. His personal work explores ...

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MFA DT Thesis Show 2015 » Future Food Hack

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Search in MFA DT Thesis Show 2015. A series of DIY kits that explores the future of food. Future Food Hack is a series of DIY kits that experiment with new forms of food as well as new ways of agriculture. It encompasses the different aspects of future food, including functional food, techno food, soilless culture, symbiotic system and microbial cultivation. It aims to create a dialog on the question: how do we envision feeding ourselves in the future? We must rethink over how we allocate our resources t...

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MFA DT Thesis Show 2015 » Totem

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Search in MFA DT Thesis Show 2015. Colleen K. Macklin. Nicholas J. Fortugno. Totem is a first person expressive survival game, an FPS without the S. Instead, players express themselves through drawing symbols with alchemic effects that manipulate nature. By solving competitive puzzles and interacting with each other, players will piece together a multiform narrative about the fragile line between human’s and animals. Step into the wilderness in search of a runaway friend. Uncover why animal spirits a...

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MFA DT Thesis Show 2015 » morpheme

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Search in MFA DT Thesis Show 2015. David R. Carroll. Barbara B. Morris. Morpheme is a research tool built to further understand our identity and its communication through the structure of our data. The toolkit is an emulation of data structures. It collects and sorts users’ personal data and offers them a portal to view and reconstruct identity as our networks communicate them. It aims to bring an awareness of how the design of our information effect our identities and their extensions.

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MFA DT Thesis Show 2015 » technoumenon

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Search in MFA DT Thesis Show 2015. The transcendental digital object. Precisely, it is in an example like this, when we corroborate how Husserl’s Hyletic Data, contained in the experienced object, affects the significance and interpretation of what appears to be real. Interested to see what BFA DT students are doing? See the BFA 2015 Thesis Show.

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MFA DT Thesis Show 2015 » Falling

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Search in MFA DT Thesis Show 2015. A single-player, explorative game that engages players in a murder mystery. Colleen K. Macklin. The central design question of Falling is, as well as their more conventional use in creating context, can aspects of dynamic narratives be deployed as game mechanics and gameplay? With dynamic narratives, players are allowed to play back and forth within a timeline or even be lead to a parallel time. The goal of the project, a dynamic narrative game, is to provoke player...

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Mu-Ti Huang: BFADT Thesis Show 2015

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BFA Design &amp Technology Thesis Show 2015. BFA Design &amp Thesis Show 2015. Mu-Ti was in charge of the visual identity of the BFA Design &amp Technology Thesis Show 2015 at Parsons School for Design, including logo, posters, website, etc.

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MFA DT Thesis Show 2015 » All in Pieces

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Search in MFA DT Thesis Show 2015. Contemplate in the Age of Information Fragmentation. Anthony J. Deen. Nowadays, people have got used to getting information from social media, but the scattered pieces of information results in making people get wider access of the world but think less deeply. Along with the increasing of information, it becomes more and more difficult for people to concentrate and integrate so many fragments to reconstruct meanings. Interested to see what BFA DT students are doing?

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MFA DT Thesis Show 2015 » Bury

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Search in MFA DT Thesis Show 2015. Bury is a prototype for intellectual and adaptive clothing that combines protection with style. It is a vision for how pollution will affect our lives and the ways we will respond. This garment protects the wearer by using reflective fabrics to increase their visibility in dim daylight which results from heavily polluted air. Its unique facial covering allows the wearer to wear a filtration mask without compromising his or her style. Photo by Alex Tosti.