Woodnote Lab Notes
Greenland is Coming!
I’m nearly there with preparation. This weekend I ordered my supplies and some new photography/film equipment I’m excited to use. I bought a 28” suitcase in hopes that everything will fit. I also plan on buying a small backpack. I started on the script/outline for the movie and an itinerary on how I’ll spend my…
Progress on Research Trip
If you haven’t noticed, I’ve been working hard on my research trip for Greenland this May. I’ve already gotten a schedule down, the campaign and fundraising launched as well as an idea of what imaging techniques to do. It’s funny because sometimes I think of something and in that moment when I go work on…
WTA – Ferrofluid Cells
(above image is a result however it’s very faint and shows up better in video) I have been working on my ferrofluid visualization technique in my MagKnotic project. I had been studying the video that I am using to replicate the process and just had a ‘d’oh’ moment. I was seeing the process as an…
News: Greenland Research Trip
I am excited to announce that I will be going to Greenland next spring! I will officially be launching my ‘around the zone‘ project and will be investigating precipitation (water) in organic materials in the tundra climate zone under different imaging techniques. Since I have to stop in Iceland on the way over, I may…
WTA – Burdock
I spent a good amount of time in my studio this past weekend and it felt quite freshing, as I’m starting to see my workflow again. I walked the boarder of the property of my apartment and took some photos of the plants I found ‘in the wild’. Immediately I found Red Clover, Queen Anne’s…
Around the world…? no zone…
I’ve been working on a large scale project that involves taking my artistic practice to countries based on the climate zone. One of the challenges of working with organic materials is that you cannot take organic materials across the boarder so the easiest way is to take your practice/research with you while you travel. I…
WTA – Tracks in a Hydrogen Bubble Chamber
Type: From Physics Research Title: Tracks in a hydrogen bubble chamber Description:These tracks (high-res version) were made by charged particles in a bubble chamber (a technology used in the 1970s). A magnetic field perpendicular to the image produces a force that curves the orbits of charged particles. See Tracks in a hydrogen bubble chamber for information about this…