Interactive Spaces

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3UCetsjjcY&feature=youtu.be

Board-game designed for the hard-gripping, fun-loving, alternative ping-pong sporting souls. All you need is 4 hands, 4 air bottles, 1 good squeeze and you’re on your way to lots of fun.

Players pit against each other in either a 1 V 1 or a 2 V 2 situation. All they need to do is grab the bottles Read more →

Conjoined Shirt sticks two people front-to-back together limiting their movementsforcing them to synchronize their steps.

https://youtu.be/5h4kyGJed4g

Project By: Goh Cher See & Anam Musta’ein

Under the Wraps

Life-sized burrito, made with felt, paper and foil Location: Open spaces in ADM by Joan Li and Tiffany Anne

An interactive installation that wraps two individuals within a close intimate space. It aims to stimulate various kinds of human interaction between two unsuspecting persons.

https://vimeo.com/252705949

Ideation

We had two initial ideas surrounding the theme for this exercise Read more →

Eye See You By Hannah Kwah & Putri Dina Andyana

About The main objective of this project is to create a space or an object which allows room for connection between two people. No technology is allowed. 

Brainstorm Sketches Idea #1 – Unsynchronised Fingers

The first idea is to experiment with our finger movements but instead of the other person mimicking what the first does, we Read more →

For this first exercise, we had a bunch of playful ideas:  From making people tongue-fight for a fruit on stick while being trapped in the same cardboard box to intertwining them with the most obscure objects and observe their interaction. However, we didn’t.

We didn’t as we realised we had to give minimal or no instructions for this exercise. And the Read more →

Project members: Nicholas Makoto, Maung Phyo Win Zaw

For our project, we decided  to take an ordinary card box box and cut four holes in it. We then place 4 water soluble markers and asked participant to put both hands in and draw on each other’s hands without looking at it.

The inspiration Read more →

WHEE-LING by Lim Su Hwee & Sim Xin Feng

Description What happens when you take an everyday object such as a pair of bicycle wheels to the streets? As its name suggests, WHEE-ling is an interactive piece of work that aims to create a fun experience between the two (or more) people interacting with two bicycle wheels. Many may remember being fascinated by Read more →

https://vimeo.com/251811376

Help Yourself is an idea to let participants grasp the concept of helping others to help yourself. Participants are given two bowls of fruit loops and two rods with a spoon attached to end of each rod.

There is only two rules.

First Rule: Participants can only hold the handle

Second Rule: Participants cannot eat directly from the bowl

Findings:

If the participants are complete strangers, Read more →