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What does gestalt mean? The word Gestalt is used in modern German to mean the way a thing has been “placed,” or “put together.” There is no exact equivalent in English. “Form” and “shape” are the usual translations; in psychology the word is often interpreted as “pattern” or “configuration.” via Brittanica ADHD autism gestalt cognitive processing neurodivergence […]
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Electric Paint is electrically conductive, water-based, and non-toxic paint, and air-dries at room temperature. It is great for fast prototyping with printed electronics, fixing small repairs in circuits, or painting large interactive murals.
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Read more: untitled post 156077320I love this imagery of celestial phenomena (including northern lights, meteor showers, etc.) in relation to the recent eclipse and aurora borealis. I’ve been thinking about how people in medieval times would have experienced this. According to these broadsheets they were interpreted as signs of the end times (some things never change) and an act […]
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My initial research into GCP seems to originate within the context of SLP who specialize in GLP. One SLP referred to monotropism in relation to GCP. I’ve saved some quotes here, but I don’t completely agree with everything presented as monotropism in this paper. I think this is based on somewhat outdated research and a […]
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Read more: untitled post 156077270Fascinated by this process of Crafting Ceramic Circuits by Artist Clement Zheng.
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Questions I’d like to explore… 🔬 Is it perfectionism or is it GCP? Do we get stuck because we see the whole finished thing in our minds? Is it executive function or is it GCP? Do we struggle to find a way in because we are not sequential thinkers and seeing the whole is overwhelming? […]
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Read more: untitled post 156077312I love colloquialisms so I just ordered the audiobook of Landmarks by Robert McFarlane based on a recommendation with these examples from Robin Sloan: ammil a Devon term for the fine film of silver ice that coats leaves, twigs, and grass when freeze follows thaw This is something we see a lot in the American […]
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Saving links on the intersection of art & technology to explore later on. So I naturally had to include this Fabrication page from Ashley Jane Lewis.
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Read more: untitled post 156077284Portrait of the Artist from Ages 16-21 2022, laptop, cement, water, rocks, dirt. Alt text: Laptop (with data still on it) cast in hammered and chiseled concrete on a white background. by Blair Simmons
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Read more: untitled post 156077267touching computers by Spencer Chang Discussion of tangible computing and a very cool idea about NFC chips / ceramics / business cards.