For the TYPO conference I am approaching our work from the perspective of Rhythm.
As Moniker we are interested in processes rather than products. Wikipedia defines Rhythm as “a regulated succession of elements or conditions” and as “patterns in time”. It seems that our work is very closely related to the this years’ theme. Designing processes involves the repetition of tasks, iterating rules or cycling through codes. Ideally our works are everchanging and never finished. These repetitions turn into slowly growing images, animations, drawings, websites, etc.
We are interested in using the individuality of real people to create a bigger work that surprises us with unexpected behavior and patterns. In this talk I will elaborate on these concepts and their rhythmical connotations.
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