#FRANZ FERDINAND TAKE ME OUT GIF ANIMATION MODS#

Video Mods was a television series that aired on MTV2.

He found an alternative to vellum (paper made from calf skin), where prevously each bible would have been made using 140 cows. He made the process of mass producing the Bible, a time and labour efficient process. He used his experiene working with metal as a goldsmith to create metal type and combined it with the press system. Metal type creation with the press system from the wine maker. The idea of mass production, origianally by handwritten methods.Ĭloth paper making with metal type creation. Making paper using the chineese method of cloth making. The design of the wine press and its use of the screw thread. Below are some of the ways in which I feel that Gutenburg used this theory: It was interesting to see how Gutenburg's work could be applied to the principle of design presented by the everything is a remix video. This documentary explored the work of Johannes Gutenburg and his use/creation of the printing press (a machine that is still used 500 years after it's creation). We then watched a film called 'The Machine That Made Us' which featured Steven Fry. Examples of their work are below in order. Some contemoprary examples of design inspired by dada include the work of Jamie Reid, David Carson and Stefan Sagmeister. Duchamp famously drawing over the picture of the Monalisa, Hausmann working mainly with collage and Hoch also using collage but playing with type aswell. Each had a slighltly different approach to the movement. Marcel Duchamp, Rauhl Hausmann and Hannah Hoch were in my opinion some of the best designers and creators to come out of this movement. Some of the main characteristics of this movement include:

There really wasn't a piece of society and culture that they didn't get to. Newspapers, everyday objects, collage and assembling, film reels, photography, poems and fashion. The thing that I was drawn to most about this movement was that it doesn't have to make sense, the more absurd the better.ĭada artists uses any media/materials that they could get their hands on. It brings up the question whether AI should be used for personal gain or if using AI to make the world a better place is a positive or negative thing?ĭada began in Zurich during WW1 and was a battle against reason, challenging the normal ways of society. This was a movement that made art out of the ordinary. In it he talks about how Ai is becoming more intelligent and how in the future it could be used to help solve issues such as climate change. The video linked below is a talk by Maurice Conti about AI and how it had developed from being passive to becoming more intuitive. Although it is not directly linked to the topic of my essay I found it interesting because it talked about the developmental aspects of robots and AI. I also watched a talk by David Hanson called 'Robots that show emotion' in which he talked about how robots care evolving to be able to develop emotion, leading them to become more human like. A statement which makes shows how gender is a taught concept. One of the things she said was that her 5 year old daughter would say 'I love my dad and she loves me'. One of these talks was by Martine Rothblatt in which she talks about her transition from male to female. During the process of writing my essay I also watched some TED Talks about gender and the development of AI.

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