Interaction Experiments

November 16th, 2009 § 0 comments

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Through out my experimentation with conductive inks and screen printing, I have started to try and engage the user in interaction with the tangible printed artifact. Paper and ephemeral material is inherently tangible and physical you can bend it, tear it, crinkle it, touch it plus it has a texture a quality and a materiality very unique to its form. Unique to the conductive inks is there ability to engage a user. The current experiment is a test to see if certain form structures are inherently engage-able.  With out any signage does a user know to touch the paper and interact with the strips.  This experiment utilizes the nature the higher contact equals a brighter light.

check out thesis website : Marginalia: The Hybrid Textbook

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