Final Major Project
An unexpected byproduct of the digital age is that it has become harder to forget than to remember. The energy needed to obtain information from either a hard drive or the Internet has diminished to almost nothing. It is less demanding to use a search engine than memorise and retrieve information for ourselves. I intend to design and utilise of a set of contemporary mnemonics to assist memory and recognition for the digital generation.
Pencil
I like how one single object has been manipulated to communicate a variety of different meanings/interpretations. I am interested on how a single image and use of a banal object can be used to portray a larger theme, in this case someone's personality.
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- The Number Shape System
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- Thinking Aloud
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- Objects of Codependency
- All images have a sound
- Pencil
- Chrissie Macdonald
- Synesthesia
- I can't draw
- K.P.C.O.F.G.S.
- The Mnemonic Works of Giardano Bruno
- The Art of Memory
- Robert Brown John
- Shorthand
- Extracts from 'Not A Wake'
- I Before E (except after C)
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- Not to be forgotten
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