Project Response aims to design a collective 2D drawing session between four designers and investigate their responses to each other through their interpretations of the final designed image. The design process was held in three phases, which were (1) recording, (2) analysing, and (3) constructing. Throughout the sequential drawing session, an abstract image emerged as the real model. The next step was the identification of the responses of designers within the computational realm. To classify this information, firstly, the initial parameters were defined as ‘colour’ and ‘shape’. Depending on the sequentially recorded process, ‘time’ was determined as an additional parameter to layer this information. An interactive process is designed to observe various responses via the computation.

Project Team: Gökhan Ongun, Ayşegül Akçay, Burcu Bilgiç, Ezgi Balkanay 

Date: 2013
Location: Bilgi University, Faculty of Architecture, Türkiye*
Materials: Printed visual layers on plexiglass hanged via steel strings (for installation), printed visual layers on acetate paper, bind with Stainless Steel Endless Screw Rod, nut&

Tools for design&fabrication: Hand drawing, water color pencils, paper, processing, printer

Size: 0.8m x 1.2m x 0.05m (avg.) (hanged version), 29 cm x 42 cm x 30 cm (model)

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*Project “Response” was designed during the See Pixel Workshop which was held between 21-24 January 2013 at İstanbul Bilgi University. Workshop executives and organizers are: Onur Yüce Gün, Şebnem Yalınay Çinici, Benay Gürsoy, Mete Güneri, Emre Erkal.

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