HIDE & SEEK
In the natural world, sometimes a species’ self-defense mechanism is the ability to not be seen by predators.
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Location: Portland, OR, USA
Research
0pt
Idea
50pt
Evaluation
0pt
Collaboration
3pt
Total
53pt
In the natural world, sometimes a species’ self-defense mechanism is the ability to not be seen by predators.
Aswin!
Nice job on the first round, great ideas! The 2nd sketch reminds me of a painting by the illustrator James Jean in which he depicts the idea how in certain countries, media openly depicts the inside of human bodies on medical dramas for tv and in movies, etc (blood, organs, etc). The painting argues that the inside of the body should be held to an even higher level of privacy than the outside.
I wonder if you could add another layer to the 2nd sketch, showing the private data kept inside our bodies to demonstrate just how much data is being mined (private thoughts, what we last ate, our weight, our number of footsteps, our blood pressure, whether or not we are sick, etc). It seems like there's a demand to know everything about everyone and almost any data can be monetized. Cheers!
Hey Linda!
Awesome job on round 1. I like how, in your first sketch, you took what I'm assuming was a stock image and put it through a sort of filter to create something entirely different. I could see creating a whole library of images that are "corrupted" in this way to communicate the disruption caused by cyber conflict. I could see even using photos representing many other industries, banking, farming, factory production, etc. Nice job!
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