MAGCD
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positions through triangulating draft symposium presentations
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Positions through triangulating synthesis
Δ3 Synthesis My research asks how a person is reconstructed through the memories and interpretations of others when her own voice becomes increasingly inaccessible, and how graphic communication can make that reconstruction visible. My position is that design cannot recover such a person, but it can show the translations through which she is known, including…
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positions through triangulating written response
What can exclude an account? Triangulation in Forensic Architecture’s 77sqm_9:26min and Girotondo Introduction The brief gives two meanings of triangulation: using two known points to find a third, and checking a research practice against outside reference points, so that it becomes more credible as they add up. I use 77sqm_9:26min (2017) in that way, as an…
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Positions through triangulating week2
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Positions through triangulating week1
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Dialogue with Jayoon
From Collecting Responses to Creating Conditions for Expression I chose to speak with Jayoon Choi because her practice intersects closely with a question that has been present throughout my own work: how can an internal experience be translated into a tangible form? Choi describes her practice as exploring the gap between “inner human experience” and…
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Video Essay
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Script Video Essay
OPENING “This project explores a question: when we encounter type, what are weactually doing — are we reading it, or are we feeling it? And have thosetwo things ever really been the same?” SCENE 1 — Origin “This project didn’t begin with typography. It began with my grandmother. She has Parkinson’s disease. Gradually, the illness…
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a small practice of writing
With this blog I explored different type of writing with the same theme: an abstract of the project positioning through iterating. variation1 This project focused on the relationship between the emotion and the text. The question I’m exploring is “should type be read – or felt?”. In the first week I took a diary entry…
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positioning through contextualising final week