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"Lupus est homo homini, non homo, quom qualis sit non novit."
(Titus Maccius Plautus, 254–184 B.C.)
About Speculum Lupi
Speculum Lupi (Latin for: Wolf Mirror) is an interactive installation built in the course of Project Exhibition, a study project at the CMGT programme at Saxion University of Applied Sciences. The installation consists of a furry box made of wood with a rectangular peace of semi-transparent mirror glass on its front face. The inside of the box contains a wolf mask covered by LEDs.
Interaction takes place via sensors (motion, proximity, light) and actuators (LEDs, servo motor) connected to an Arduino Uno. The programming language used to enable the interaction is Processing.
How does it work?
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About the Artist
I am an aspiring graphic and web designer with a background in business administration and digital marketing. My passion as an artist and storyteller is to convey emotions and stories through visual art.
Professional Skills & Experience
Julia Lange
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Web design with HTML & CSS
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Processing
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Illustration & graphic design (Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator)
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Social media marketing
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Empirical market research & data analysis (SPSS, smartPLS)
Speculum Lupi is inspired by the fantasy creature werewolf. The installation refers to the "beast" each human being carries within them, for example in the form of basic instincts or uncontrolled emotions.
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