There are 4 posts filed in DV2001-VISUAL COMMUNICATION I (TUT) 2019/20 Sem 1 (this is page 1 of 1).
This invite is created from 1 of the 3 variations of posters exhibited on the media wall, drawing colours of black, green and purple from the poster on the extreme left. The visual juxtaposition of fluidity and planar structure is meant to demonstrate the underpinning principle of uncertainty — wave-particle duality.
Front & Back of print
Fold lines are in yellow
Paper: Maple Bright White 120GSM
Font: Alte Haas Grotesk
The Uncertainty Principle attests that we can never measure the position and the momentum of a particle with absolute precision because of the wave-particle duality. It states that all objects can act as a wave and object at the same time. A wave packet then, like a particle is a composite of many waves and must, therefore, be made of many momentums. However, an object with many momentums further proves that measuring momentum at a specific position is intrinsically uncertain.
Light waves behaving like particles — Erratic/Unpredictable splattering of photons
Application of visual mark: Today, light is known as a collection of photon(s) propagating through space as electromagnetic waves, which accounts for the dual nature of light. Therefore I’ve applied my visual mark on a cloth-like surface to illustrate the propagation of light as a wave (to our common knowledge) and particle (quantum). Visually, the horizontal vibration and movement account for the fuzzy displacement of the particle, as explored in the uncertainty principle.
