Title: Ripples
Course
IPD 529 | Connected Objects and Experiences
Designer
Jonah Arnheim
Alexa Murray
Julia O’Mara
Instructor
Taylor Caputo
Nicholas Mcgill
Kindergartners are taught emotion as a line, a gradient from happy to sad. As we age, our emotional playing-field grows into a complex plane of feelings and responses. How can we visualize emotion in an increasingly digital world?
Ripples imagines emotion in three dimensions, as color projected onto a segment of a geodesic dome. Emotion enters the display like a drop of water falling into a tranquil pool.
Tap the tablet to read current news headlines, then respond with the emotion you feel. Then watch as your sentiments reflect and refract in the network before you.
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