Moving Box
It is commonly accepted that our relation to inanimate objects is different than to biological entities. The focus of the workshop “transfigured design” was to look at humans affection to lifelike processes as a stylistic device. This is apparent for example in animated artefacts like the desktop lamp from Pixar. The output of our work was a moving and shaking box. Tests in the cafeteria proofed that even little movements provokes affection and curiosity in people.
See the project as well here:
Transfigured design by Olsen Wolf
Condition: 3rd semester, University of applied Science Augsburg
Counselling: Olsen Wolf, Prof. Muxel
Team: Daniela Hach, Andreas Wimmer
interaction design
Moving Box
It is commonly accepted that our relation to inanimate objects is different than to biological entities. The focus of the workshop “transfigured design” was to look at humans affection to lifelike processes as a stylistic device. This is apparent for example in animated artefacts like the desktop lamp from Pixar. The output of our work was a moving and shaking box. Tests in the cafeteria proofed that even little movements provokes affection and curiosity in people.
See the project as well here:
Transfigured design by Olsen Wolf
Condition: 3rd semester, University of applied Science Augsburg
Counselling: Olsen Wolf, Prof. Muxel
Team: Daniela Hach, Andreas Wimmer
