For this bootcamp I was interested in looking at what Bob Dylan calls “home”. For someone who spends 10 months on the road a year, has multiple houses, has moved from Minnesota, to New York, to Malibu, etc., I figured it would interesting to look at Dylan’s lyrics and note every time he mentions the Read More
What does it mean to map something that has already been mapped? (Or to overwrite a map?) How do the technologies of mapping used affect the maps created? Is it possible to map everything in order to avoid biases? Do new technologies create more biases, or just different biases? (Do you lose old bias when Read More
Sim City is a game that was not designed to be beaten. It was created with the intention to be played repeatedly with the goal of improving the design of one’s city. As Law mentions in “Objects and Spaces” the game works like an object as it proposes that the objects [structures, and inhabitants] are Read More
Are we always interpreting? Even when we see something familiar or unfamiliar? To what extent does our subjective-ness come into play when we are interpreting something? How does technology affect the way we interpret things today? What happens to the object when we interpret it? Ocarina of Time sold over 7.6 million copies worldwide (ign.com). Read More