Studio Brief:
The is the initial draft of my personal brief for the permanent flux project -
Create a series of programming experiments that express the concept of ‘Permanent Flux’. Specifically in relations to any flux present in data sources [WiFi/networks/internet/news].
The data from these sources of flux may be used either purely as the visual content or as a data input for further manipulation.
You should aim to experiment with as many different technologies/languages as is possible to offer a greater range of outcomes.
• Experiments should be documented as they are completed {via a blog}.
• Research into artists/designers/programmers experimenting in similar fields should also be undertaken and documented alongside the experiments.
• 1 experiment shall be developed further to become a completed final piece.
Emphasis should be placed initially on the programming aspects of each experiment. Although visual aesthetics are important, they should not outweigh the necessity of good, clean code!
Remember to document/comment the code of each experiment. Inform users of the environment in which the experiment must be situated in order to function correctly {on a local network/online access/on a web server}.
Create a series of programming experiments that express the concept of ‘Permanent Flux’. Specifically in relations to any flux present in data sources [WiFi/networks/internet/news].
The data from these sources of flux may be used either purely as the visual content or as a data input for further manipulation.
You should aim to experiment with as many different technologies/languages as is possible to offer a greater range of outcomes.
• Experiments should be documented as they are completed {via a blog}.
• Research into artists/designers/programmers experimenting in similar fields should also be undertaken and documented alongside the experiments.
• 1 experiment shall be developed further to become a completed final piece.
Emphasis should be placed initially on the programming aspects of each experiment. Although visual aesthetics are important, they should not outweigh the necessity of good, clean code!
Remember to document/comment the code of each experiment. Inform users of the environment in which the experiment must be situated in order to function correctly {on a local network/online access/on a web server}.
