Interactive Proxemics – Le Fantôme Papillon

Creator

Wong, Zhen Jie, Lionel 黃振杰

Title

Subject

Interaction Design -- Exhibitions

Graduate students

Date Created

2019-06-24

Relation

PolyU Design - Projects gallery

Format

Photographs

Identifier

ASSD2019MDIDD02P001

ASSD2019MDIDD02P002

Is Part Of

MDes (Interaction Design)

Description

Interactive Proxemics – Le Fantôme Papillon

Interactive Proxemics

Proxemics is defined as "the study of the use of space by human beings in a particular culture." A typical pattern might explain how the arrangement of physical elements in space discourages or encourages conversation or interaction. Proxemics is used to describe the cultural distinctions between intimate, personal, social and public space. In this course, students have developed 4 prototype designs that will each have the capacity to exhibit interactive sociofugal and sociopetal abilities.
In this course Embedded Interaction Workshop led by Visiting Professor Michael Fox, four groups of Interaction Design (MDes) students present their intelligently responsive kinetic structures and systems that create spaces and objects that can physically re-configure themselves to meet changing needs.

« Le Fantôme Papillon »

Walls separate.

Bring together.

Walls guide.

Listen, and they speak.

Collection

PolyU Design Annual Show 2019: beyond the surface = 二〇一九理大設計年展: 表裡以外