reflection

I researched four projects on data, which are Queer Technology, Lifeline, Cocoa and Universal. Through the research of these projects, I learned more about the possibility of data visualization. And know how an exhibition should be arranged, how team members should work together. This is very useful for our next step.

In Queer Technology, I learned that they divided the team members into Graphic Design, 3D Modeling and Photography, and each member performed his own duties, which made the working ideas clearer and the working more efficient.

In Lifeline, I learned how to express the data flow in three-dimensional form. They make good use of space, use balloons to interact with people, and use these balloons to form information grids. We have done some 3D experiments in the 3D workshop. If we want to present a set of data in 3D form, we need to consider the carrier of the data and how to interact with the audience.

The Universal exhibition shows us a participatory experience and encompassing sound and light design. It can arouse The audience's various senses, stimulate The audience from various aspects, let the audience be the main characters. Designers use this approach to explain local medical conditions. It's also an immersive experience that allows viewers to see the data more clearly.

The Sense of Cocoa made me feel most amazed. Using data, technology and emotion, the designers have achieved a cross-boundary collaboration that allows patients with taste disorders to experience the taste of chocolate at its highest level. Each patient is also given a personalized watercolor map to represent their clinical diagnosis. Such data is unique and beautiful, which breaks my conventional understanding of data vision. I had no idea it could tell such a beautiful story.

Unit-2 | Portfolio

Unit-2 | Portfolio

Exhibition Research 21/02/2020

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