Revelations and portable projectors

Of course the space has to be manipulated, it can’t be represented objectively. Something has to be done to it.

I thought of how I could bring the memory into the space and it kind of made sense to project images into these spaces. At the point of this thought, I wanted to make the whole thing a personal experience, so my first thought was that I had to visit spaces in Singapore, aka places with no access to power plugs and such.

Luckily the internet had tutorials on how to make iPhone projectors –

Unluckily, by the laws of physics, the images produced from this were way too faint to be workable. But here they are anyway.

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I’d say this is 5 times brighter than what the naked eye sees.
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And it gets worse with coloured images.
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Cool pix with ambience light but unusable but nice so put on OSS.
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Cool unusable pix but nice so put on OSS.
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Haha bacteria. Contaminated spaces.

So obviously the portable projector business wasn’t working out as well as I needed it to. The next solution is to borrow a proper projector.

Due to logistical limitations, using a proper projector now requires proper power points. So that kind of limits me to locations with access to power. Perhaps it is easier to create a symbolic universal representation of contaminated spaces, rather than a personal documentation of contaminated spaces.

 

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