Back in the saddle

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Serendipity
With Spring around the corner (or at least, that’s what I like to think, but living in Norway snow melting is not necessarily warm-time yet) I have been feeling enthusiastic about my MA final project, and the whole journey that this Master’s has meant for me professionally and personally. I have neglected blogging for quite…

Pop-up Video Film

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Experiments
Here is the film of my Pop-up book + projection presentation! It is a short film showing snippets of how it worked and an overall feel of it. The actual presentation was 20 minutes long. 🙂  

Pop-up Video

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Experiments, Quotes
Conference To wrap-up our first year at the Master’s at Khio, we prepared a conference presentation about our projects, and where we are in regards to our research at this point. Taking into account that the aspects that I explore in my project include magic, technology, and engagement, I wanted to do something different than…

Protect Me From What I Want

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Serendipity
The school’s library was giving away some old material from the 70’s and 80’s. Books, old encyclopedias, and some arts magazines. I thought: “what the hell, they could be good collage material” and took some. Now, months later, I browsed one of the magazines from the mid-eighties. It was an old issue of Arts in…

Sketchbook Project: Done!

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Experiments, Note & Sketch
It’s like a road trip, but with sketchbooks. Finally! I enrolled into The Sketchbook Project as part of my design process for my MA project. I found it motivating to have a blank page, a theme and a deadline. I tried to fill in the sketchbook with ideas/concepts/visual material about emergence, reality, technology and design.…

Book of the Week: The Annotated Alice in Wonderland

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Book of the week
The Annotated Alice in Wonderland “Alice had got so much into the way of expecting nothing but out-of-the-way things to happen, that it seemed quite dull and stupid for life to go on in the common way” I’ve always loved Alice. Maybe I relate to the white rabbit constantly racing against time, or the asking-blunt-questions-keep-getting-curiouser…