Hi fellows, Here is my draft (still) I need to fill colours and put borders.
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Geng korrakot : This are the case study i've found on creating a scent to the space + emotion control
peng feng, vice dean of the aesthetics and educational research center at peking university and curator of the chinese pavilion,
presents five single-artist installations redolent of scents associated with the country's cultural tradition
(as opposed to the west's traditional focus on aesthetics): tea, lotus, liquor, incense and herbal medicine.
here are some pictures from the scene:
presents five single-artist installations redolent of scents associated with the country's cultural tradition
(as opposed to the west's traditional focus on aesthetics): tea, lotus, liquor, incense and herbal medicine.
here are some pictures from the scene:
lavor and fragrance are designated by the same chinese character…
cai's work evokes tea; yuan's, the smell of incense; yang's, medicinal herbs; pan's, the smell of lotus;
and liang's the pungent scent of china's traditional white spirit -- 'baijiu'.
cai's work evokes tea; yuan's, the smell of incense; yang's, medicinal herbs; pan's, the smell of lotus;
and liang's the pungent scent of china's traditional white spirit -- 'baijiu'.
ach cloud of 'cloud-tea' was lightly coated in white paint to add depth and layering
image © designboom
'cloud-tea' by cai zhisong
the white-painted 'devices' are made of steel and house wind chimes and tea.
when moved by the wind, the clouds emit the scent of tea and the sound of the wind itself. the fragrance comes from longjing tea,
which the buddhist monks drink tea to keep a pure and refreshed mood. the installation is designed to induce feelings of being wakefulness
and enlightenment.
image © designboom
'cloud-tea' by cai zhisong
the white-painted 'devices' are made of steel and house wind chimes and tea.
when moved by the wind, the clouds emit the scent of tea and the sound of the wind itself. the fragrance comes from longjing tea,
which the buddhist monks drink tea to keep a pure and refreshed mood. the installation is designed to induce feelings of being wakefulness
and enlightenment.
though appropriately related, the surrounding fog are incidentally part of another work, 'empty incense' by yuan gong.
using twenty sets of ultrasonic atomizers, the installation's high-pressure water mist system fills the pavilion with atomized incense fog
every two hours, from a square of white pebbles laid on the grass.
using twenty sets of ultrasonic atomizers, the installation's high-pressure water mist system fills the pavilion with atomized incense fog
every two hours, from a square of white pebbles laid on the grass.
Saturday, November 5, 2011
GENG KORRAKOT
sorry for posting late Aj. Taylor, its not eay finding a wifi here, this is my updated work
THE RED ONE ARE THE GOOD SMELL AND THE GREEN ARE BAD SMELL, THE OPASSITY ARE THE STRONGESS,
AS THE PEOPLE WALK THE SMELL WITH GET STRONGER AND IT WILL ATTRACT PEOPLE TO THE FEEDING ANIMAL AREA, THE SMELL WILL MAKE THE PEOPLE WANT TO STAY LONGER AND FEED THE ANIMAL, BUT WHEN THEY ARE LEAVING, THEY WILL SMELL THE BAD SMELL, WHICH THEY WILL BE KNOWING THAT, THE FEEDING AREA IS A BETTER PLACE, AND THEY WILL REMEMBER TO COME TO THE PLACE NEXT TIME.
THROUGH THE RESEARCH, THE MAIN TYPE OF DEVICE THAT CAN PROVIDE SMELL ARE THE 3 AROMA DEVICE, PERFUME, CANDLE AND DIGITAL STREAM DIFFUSER, THE ONE I USE ARE THE DIFFUSER WHICH IS BEST IN PROVIDING SMELL, AND TO MAKE IT BLEND WITH THE SITE, I DESIGN IT IN THE FLOWER FORM, AND MIX IT WITH THE FLOWER WHICH ALREADY EXIST IN THE SITE.
FOR RIGHT NOW, IM PLANNING TO USE THE PASSIVE PINK, BECAUSE IT IS THE COLOR THAT BEST MAKE THE PEOPLE CALM AND RELAX.
AND ITS ALSO REPRESENT CHULALONGKORN UNIVERSITY . BUT IM PLANNING TO DO MORE WITH COLOR.
Friday, November 4, 2011
THAMES's P-UP
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAtozN1AyO4&feature=player_embedded#!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGWI_6meq1I&feature=player_embedded#!
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