Hacktivist Computer
Speculative Computer
The Brief Rant On The Future Of Interaction Design got me thinking about the computer’s relationship to the body and the capabilities of fingers ultimately altering my computer design to something more inspecting to resting positions. The computer I designed for hacktivists for this project sends feedback to its collaborator by traditional computer parts (screen and keys), since hacktivists must hack/code above all else. The computer was made better for the hands for its purpose by being accessible and comfortable in casual positions. There is no longer a need to reach onto a board and instead, you can subtly use the device on any surface using your fingers.
Please Watch Before Your Flight
Synthesiac Software & Peripheral
This project redefines the capabilities of Google Slides by using it in an unconventional way, inspired by Rez HD. Rez connects the game experience with sound, vision, time(pacing), tactility (with the alleged vibrating stick). It’s changing the experience by having variations in theme through each changed stage. The Way the game attempts to enhance a variety of senses led to the animation driven slide project. The Google Slides animation demonstrates a way to proactively show the guides of airplane safety in a kitschy and atypical way.
발음 시험
My Networked Identity
This project is a portrayal of my identity, by showing a small and fun system I created trying to bridge my connection to my native country better. The text Glitch Feminism provokes the idea of Glitches being a malfunction, but should also be celebrated as a vehicle of refusal, a strategy of nonperformance. A paralleled experience is my growing up in Korea but always feeling foreign to it. This 발음 시험, or pronunciation test, symbolizes a chaotic harmony I made after living and working in Korea for over a year. It is an extra tier test for Korean native speakers to test their English pronunciations.