So far I’ve made a lot of progress in efficiency in terms of increasing amperage/current but kind of at the cost of some of my concept’s values (:(
I think the most helpful way to use this space is to make a list of what needs to be done so I can begin to envision the limits of my explorations for this semester:
F E B R U A R Y : Final cell form + methods established, Materials ordered
- Connecting Cells (beginning to make the final prototype form so that I can get a working idea of precise exhibition details and the artistic poem element)
- Prototype some circuits by testing soldering logistics with some dud glass
- Then with my cheap little cells to ensure connectivity/functionality is preserved
- Lastly with the big expensive cells as final connectivity/functionality prototype
- Rapid Prototyping Methods
- Test the Spin Art as a low-tech drop spinner for TiO2
- Purchase Necessary Set of Materials
M A R C H : Final exhibition form developed, Reach out
- Rapid Prototype Cells for Final Structure
- Connect to Poetics
- Create Poster for Upcoming Conferences
- Consult with Familiar Art+Tech+Science Community
- Review the list of Contacts/People to invite to thesis, coordinate meetings for critiques/advice/questions on both project & poster
A P R I L : Final touches + details, turn focus to curriculum / more experimental options
- Present Poster at SENCER conference
- Create Website, Graphics, Short Animations on Basic Concepts