Facets are relations between bits, networks between things and how they interact with one another, all things exist equally, but not all things equally exist. How is it that all things can exist (unicorns was the example) but not all… Continue Reading
Photostream ‘100 View Points’. Changing from my original plan of ‘Cinema’ I have chosen a gallery of my PS4. Firstly, my decision not to go with ‘Cinema’ or ‘Cinemas’ (the physical theatres) was a logistics one. Finding 100 individual… Continue Reading
This is a post. It means nothing and has no reason. There is no point to it. It simply exists in the list of other posts I have created and will create.
This is a question I am asked every single time I try to explain what I’m studying. A bachelor of Communication is simple enough, then they want to know what I do within that. “Media.” I say. “Oh, okay… so… Continue Reading
After searching around for ideas when it came to what an exploded view is, I found the works of Todd Mclellan, a photography who published a series of artistic exploded views of several items, including media things. Mclellan’s work leans… Continue Reading
This week we began our work on the first prototype task. Our expanded view of a media thing. My chosen media ‘thing’ is a typewriter. I am interested in the writing side of media, and a typewriter was the first… Continue Reading
So after reading this weeks reading “Revealing the Rich Variety of Being” my understanding of a list is a little more complex. At the end of each reading I try to bring together a general statement based of my understanding of… Continue Reading
I guess this will be getting a bit more use this year… I’ve learnt that I’ve done myself a favour in choosing this class. Adrian seems pretty cool (‘what a kiss ass’). I say this because we’ve started the year… Continue Reading
“Network literacy is not merely knowing about this, it is doing it. It is in this doing that we can understand that literacy is an applied knowing, or if you prefer a knowing through doing.… networked literacies are marked by… Continue Reading
Which is more important in making a great book, form or content? Without a conventional narrative structure, how much control does an author lose? So it’s been a while since I last posted, that happens to coincide with the mid-semester… Continue Reading