Archive for the “Final Project” category
Camerami Mockup
by adrianpark on May 21, 2012
Here’s a mockup of my final project. It’s called Camerami. No, it’s not a camera. Yes it will teach you how to use a camera. And perhaps even make you a better photographer (whatever that is).
Final Project: A Schizophrenic Camera?
by adrianpark on September 27, 2011
[The progress of the project so far has been documented extensively in Evernote. This series of posts pulls together this documentation in a more coherent form and provides an account of the progress so far rather than the documentation itself] (…)
Final Project: Pinhole Photography
by adrianpark on September 24, 2011
[The progress of the project so far has been documented extensively in Evernote. This series of posts pulls together this documentation in a more coherent form and provides an account of the progress so far rather than the documentation itself] (…)
Final Project: A Theoretical Perspective
by adrianpark on September 21, 2011
[The progress of the project so far has been documented extensively in Evernote. This series of posts pulls together this documentation in a more coherent form and provides an account of the progress so far rather than the documentation itself] (…)
Final Project: Background
by adrianpark on September 20, 2011
[The progress of the project so far has been documented extensively in Evernote. This series of posts pulls together this documentation in a more coherent form and provides an account of the progress so far rather than the documentation itself] (…)
The Poetic Camera
by adrianpark on January 14, 2011
This is me finally getting around to properly documenting the Doing mini exhibition project. I’ve previously produced some documentation as part of a Thinking assignment, but this post is dedicated entirely to the thing itself. The main reason I’ve stalled (…)
Heidegger’s Camera
by adrianpark on December 18, 2010
This is my response to the following assignment: Apply one of the concepts of the Philosophy of Technology 1 & 2 sessions. Reflect on your practice or other scholarly/artistic/desing work. I’ve decided to reflect on Heidegger’s thinking and consider my (…)
Sneak Preview
by adrianpark on November 30, 2010
I’ve just finished the bulk of the build of the physical component of my project piece for the upcoming exhibition. I’m so amped, stoked and all manner of other superlatives borrowed from surfer vernacular that I figured I’d post a (…)