Exhibition Analysis by Randi Sun https://padlet.com/Randi0311/7s7cqdg0lm6btmk2 en-us 2022-11-11 17:39:20 UTC 2022-11-16 01:17:06 UTC hello@padlet.com What can i see? Randi0311 https://padlet.com/Randi0311/7s7cqdg0lm6btmk2/wish/2380549285 When I saw this exhibition, I was most impressed, and this is the project that has been researched for the longest time.

First of all, after reading it without reading the introduction, the first word he reminded me of was "cycle". From a man walking upright, he reminded me of the origin of species . The picture of man evolving from ape to man . It gradually evolved while walking, and then I saw a walking person constantly changing from gold, silver, crystal, wood, fire, soil, grass, flowers, gas, wind, and water to the original form. This is a process of life cycle.
The most interesting point is that when he transforms into each form, he will be accompanied by the characteristic sound of that form. For example, when it becomes metal, I can hear the sound of metal hitting the ground like the onomatopoeia "DingDingDangDang", which is something I find very interesting.]]> 2022-11-11 19:07:03 UTC https://padlet.com/Randi0311/7s7cqdg0lm6btmk2/wish/2380549285 What could this things be/mean? Randi0311 https://padlet.com/Randi0311/7s7cqdg0lm6btmk2/wish/2380563157 I think he is heralding the process of the cycle of life, from non-existence to non-existence. From the beginning of the wind - no fixed form, air and gas then form water vapor, become water, metal, wood, water, fire, soil and other basic element forms, and then slowly form life forms, such as flowers, plants and trees, and finally flowers wither. Plants and trees wither and become basic elements, and finally become formless. It's a big cycle of life.
A series of forward movements are formed through the running character form, indicating that nature has been evolving and changing. Human beings are also a part of nature, and they must also assume the responsibility of protecting nature and get along well.
It makes people sigh that both nature and human beings are a cycle of force majeure. Only human beings and the natural cycle can coexist, the earth world can last forever, and we must follow the laws of nature.]]> 2022-11-11 19:25:03 UTC https://padlet.com/Randi0311/7s7cqdg0lm6btmk2/wish/2380563157 How do these things compare to similar things? Randi0311 https://padlet.com/Randi0311/7s7cqdg0lm6btmk2/wish/2380590391 Introduction：
What does evolution look like? The ever-changing walking figure in Transfiguration depicts a figure which transforms in front of our eyes, echoing our own emotional upheaval. This take on nature is elemental, with a focus on fire, rock and water.
The further they walk, the more they evolve, their stone footsteps echoing metal, liquid, wood. It is as if the studio is rebuilding life itself in some primal form. The figure feels familiar but also larger than life. The sound design heightens its sense of colossal realism, as if the geological building blocks of life are forming as we watch. Originally made in 2011, the film was remastered in 2020 with the latest procedural visual effects software and CGI.


How do these things compare to similar things?

I think his difference lies in this sentence. Through the creation of sound, the viewer can have an immersive experience and create an atmosphere of integration for the viewer. The most different part of him makes the video and people have a better interactive viewing experience. . Through the percussion of different materials, as well as the completely dark atmosphere of the room, the echo formed in the room makes people quiet and only hear the percussion, and the experience is stronger.



]]> 2022-11-11 19:59:19 UTC https://padlet.com/Randi0311/7s7cqdg0lm6btmk2/wish/2380590391 What have I learned? Randi0311 https://padlet.com/Randi0311/7s7cqdg0lm6btmk2/wish/2380604809 First of all, I realize that human beings and nature are inseparable, and we need each of us to take responsibility for protecting nature.
Secondly, I was very touched by the word “cycle” , which reminded me that human beings actually cycle in their entire lives. From the time a person is born into this world, he also returns to nothing when he leaves, and his life is in a constant cycle. From the operation of human physiological structure to exhaustion, the sensory experience of birth, old age, sickness and death, it made me think deeply about the meaning of existence. Maybe everyone is walking all the time like this video, looking busy. Everyone doesn't know what they are busy for, and gradually becomes confused, unable to find the direction and meaning of life. Maybe this video would be more thought-provoking if someone suddenly stopped the freeze, similar to the moment when the screen suddenly blacked out and the onomatopoeia "bi" that the heart stopped in the hospital on an electrocardiogram? Maybe I'm making some assumptions, similar to what I would do if it were me? Quieter scenes and echoes make people more immersed in thinking about the meaning of life? But this assumption may not hold, because the natural cycle of biology does not wait for any one person, and it can feel that nature is sentient, but sometimes a little ruthless. But this is the basic law of man and nature, isn't it? This is also an interesting place.

Third, I learned that through the immersive experience of human-art interaction design, we can give people a three-dimensional experience through sound echoes, making people more immersive and immersive.]]> 2022-11-11 20:19:05 UTC https://padlet.com/Randi0311/7s7cqdg0lm6btmk2/wish/2380604809