On Wednesdays I work in a building on Jay st in Brooklyn that must have one of the slowest elevators in the city. Everytime I enter the building I look at my watch and calculate another 6 minutes (at least) — I know there is still some time left between me and my final destination. Each time it’s almost an identical experience: someone will ride the elevator with me and press one of the numbers […]
After becoming more familiar with the various parts in the Arduino kit, I started experimenting with some elements and code. Here are some parts that are good to start with: This week, I lit up some LEDs, have a look! And here’s some fun I had with the LED colors: Last but not least, here are some more electronic parts I became familiar with this week: See you next week! The image above (main […]
For this week’s assignment, I created a controllable ocean. Click the mouse to “stop” and “start” the ocean’s movement! Stop the Fish from Dalit Shalom on Vimeo.
Two years ago I joined a friend for one of the most extraordinary experiences in theatre I have ever had. We arrived to The McKittrick Hotel an hour prior to the announced time, and there had already been a noticeably long line. Sleep No More was rumored to be “an experience like no other”, but I admit that I was sceptic this would be a significantly different experience. Taking into consideration this was theatre at the […]
This is my first post on using the Arduino! Although we have met before, this time I’m going to dedicate more time documenting things I learn and come across, like parts, techniques, success and failure. So let’s begin — have a look at the image above and meet Arduino! It just looks scary, all it really is is a tiny computer, or a microcontroller. Arduino will soon become very helpful, but before we explore what it can do, […]
This is my first post for ICM — Intro to Computational Media! In class we discussed some basic ideas about Processing and learned that Processing is a library/environment based on Java. We were given an assignment to build a screen drawing using only 2D primitive shapes – arc, curve, ellipse etc. (Whaaaat?!)