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Flog #12, March 2, 2025
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Hack #5 Artist Statement
Link to my notes, thought process, and progress in my project as it was being made: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1T1ymld68Lme5Atb8xlJYhGXi5wk3vyfcELXHy8e81BI/edit?usp=sharing In Speculate Everything: Design Fiction and Social Dreaming (2013) by Anthony Dunne and Fiona Raby they explain speculative design as having an “A” and a “B” side. The “A” side of the process follows a clear, predetermined path…
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Flog #11, April 11, 2025
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Artist Statement for Hack #4
Link to YouTube Video: The Evolution of Protests for Racial Discrimination All sources are linked in the description of my YouTube video. Growing up in the age of technology and social media, I have always been surrounded by remixes of all different forms of media throughout my whole life. So many of my favorite music…
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Flog #10, April 4, 2025
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Flog #9, March 28, 2025
Similar to last week, the concept I struggled the most with was deciding what is original and what is not. For example, the iconic poster of Barack Obama that went viral during his first campaign. Shepard Fairey created a poster of Obama during his first campaign that read, “HOPE,” across the bottom of it. This…
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Flog #8, March 21, 2025
For me, the hardest thing about this week was deciding what is considered to be creative and original versus what is considered to be uncreative writing. Similarly, we were trying to tackle the debate of if “uncreative writing” is considered to taking an influence from something and what is stealing and copyright. To look at…
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Flog #7, March 7, 2025
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Artist Statement for Hack #3
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Flog #6, February 28, 2025
This week in class we did a lot of discussions and readings about remixing designs. A common theme was tools having many different purposes than their what their original designs were intended for. We looked at this with the Oregon Trail game that we played in class. This game initially came out on the Apple…