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ROLE: INDIVIDUAL PROJECT
TIME: 1 WEEK
This project explores how voice recognition can trigger storytelling in a data visualization. It’s based on the idea that every dataset has a story to tell. Here, the goal is to present that story in a way that feels impactful and seamless for the audience. This approach aims to remove obstacles and create a smoother experience when presenting data.
What is this project?
Telling a story about how everyone on earth came together to solve the Ozone crisis using original ozone depletion data and storytelling techniques.
Why should you consider scrolling through this page?
You can learn how to make data presentations feel more natural, removing traditional limitations of static, slide-based presentations.
INTRODUCTION
TAKE A </BR>
This project explores how voice recognition can trigger storytelling in a data visualization. It’s based on the idea that every dataset has a story to tell. Here, the goal is to present that story in a way that feels impactful and seamless for the audience. This approach aims to remove obstacles and create a smoother experience when presenting data.
SYSTEM DIAGRAM
CONTEXT
The primary intention behind "Take a <br/>" is to prompt contemplation on the merging boundaries between our tangible reality and online personas. This interactive piece encourages introspection into the similarities and disparities between our digital avatars and our corporeal beings. By confronting these dual aspects, the aim is to decipher the implications of existing in a digital-centric age.
Initially conceived as a projection of ASCII art onto the curtains, the team discovered that the impact and illumination of the projection were not as compelling as desired. Consequently, the decision was made to utilize the screen itself for displaying the ASCII representations, ensuring a more pronounced and captivating effect. The installation goes beyond the confines of the exhibition space, spilling onto the streets to captivate the curiosity of passersby and potentially inviting them to interact with the installation.
