This article really focuses on iconography and its role as a whole different language. This piece emphasizes the universality of these icons that extend beyond that of spoken languages. By the end of the piece, the author mentions that the future of iconography relies on the addition of sound, and how that aspect can bring out another level of interaction and engagement for the users.
Hope you are all gearing up to enjoy the holidays and perhaps a break from your brain. Hilma af Klint is one of my most favorite artists and I often think about her work during Read more…
JODI is one of the first artists to make art for the internet. My%Desktop, created in 2002, features looped videos of “desktop performances” recorded on an old Macintosh computer. JODI describes a computer as “a Read more…
https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2020/12/apple-introduces-airpods-max-the-magic-of-airpods-in-a-stunning-over-ear-design/ It was unexpected that Apple released a new set of headphones recently only a few hours ago. When I first saw the article, I thought why would Apple make something so back in trend? Read more…