This project is to visually check what kind of behavioral patterns are shown depending on the depth of the question when answering truthfully or falsely. We filmed a video with over 40 questions, and filmed the upper body (1), lower body (2), face (3), and full body (4). Visual analysis was completed to the extent of writing a brief comment about the behaviorial patterns created by overlapping screenshots. The case of answering falsely and the case of answering truthfully were tested/filmed separately.



True and False Questionnaire

(Warm up Questions - 30 secs)
1. What’s your name?
2. What is the meaning of your name?
3. Your age?
4. Any hobby?
5. Do you have a nickname?
6. What do you do for work?
7. What are you thinking about now?

(Preference Questions - 5 mins)
8. What is your favorite food?
9. What is your favorite season?
10. Where was the most memorable place you’ve traveled to?
11. Any timeframe you want to get back?
12. What is your favorite film?
13. Which part of the film was most impressive? Best scene in the film?
14. What is your favorite artist?
15. Please describe your ideal type of a person
16. What if I have a favorite word for no reason?
17. What is the sweetest memory in your life?
18. What do I often imagine?
19. The three most used phone apps?

(Self-Description - 10 mins)
20. What's your hairstyle now?
21. Please describe the clothes you are wearing
22. Describe your face
23. Please describe your situation in detail
24. Please tell me your daily routine
25. What are your strengths?
26. What are your weaknesses?
27. What do you do when you are angry?
28. What do you do when you are stressed?
29. Do you have a habit?
30. What is your working style?
31. What do you usually do on your days off?
32. How would you describe yourself in two words?

(Abstract Questions - 10 minutes)
33. Your thoughts on Classical Music
34. Your thoughts on Pop Music
35. Is Love a Duty?
36. What do you think is the most ideal relationship?
37. Can you trust your senses?
38. Is art for everyone?
39. Why are we drawn to beautiful things?
40. What is normal and what is abnormal?
41. Is there anything more precious than life?

(1st take : warming up questions answered truthfully - 30 secs)

Simple questions were given to the interviewees as a warm up session and the interviewees were asked to answer everything truthfully



As mentioned, the interviewees were questioned with simple questions such as name, age or hobby, etcs. Not many movements noticed overall. In general, he was very calm and stable.


(1st take : Preference Questions answered in truthfully - 5 mins)
Simple questions were given and the interviewees answered everything truthfully.



While thinking about the question and answering, his body reaction was getting a bit more active than the first phase. However, still not very dynamic.


(1st take : Self-Description answered truthfully - 10 mins)

Simple questions were given and the interviewees answered everything truthfully.



When more profound questions were given, he had to use more of his hand motion to express his thoughts.




(2nd take : warm up questions answered falsely - 30 secs)

Simple questions were given to the interviewees as a warm up session and the interviewees were asked to answer everything falsely.



As mentioned, the interviewees were questioned with simple questions such as name, age or hobby, etc. Noticed many facial expressions such as blinking eyes, touching nose, and awkward smiles. Legs and body, however, were less active. 
 


(2nd take : Preference Questions answered falsely - 5 mins)

Simple questions were given and the interviewees answered everything falsely.



Still, many actions detected on his facial level such as scratching head, touching nose, and licking lips. His legs were rather stable during the first phase of the interview, while his body started to move back and forth.



(2nd take : Self-Description answered falsely - 10 mins)

Simple questions were given and the interviewees answered everything falsely.



When more profound questions were given, upper body movements lessen but he started to bow his head. Leg movement became more active noticeably and his body started move all over.



(Comparison : T vs F)

This project aimed to clarify my terminology visually by creating a diagram of each word.
(1) Each section (area) indicates the territory of each word.
(2) The words in the corner show the far ends of the meaning.
(3) Area was blacked out when I “decide” that it doesn’t represent the actual meaning that I wish to portray.
(4) The final area is where the actual meaning is located and the position is more of an indicator of how the final word relates to each word.
(5) Below text is the final paragraph built with the final words.
(6) Blue words are the final terms.



text (01)
Among the people who liked me, there were subtly¹ many people who wanted to consume⁵ me. I also liked their affection² and acclaim³ so I was willing to eat myself up. So I have nothing left and become a lump⁴. Then I’m building myself up. Actually, I like that lump. I'm leaving it as it is.

text (01)

subtly¹

affection²

acclaim³

lump⁴

consume⁵

text (01) Poster Desgin

project (02)

It features interactive tableware that respond to behavioral patterns with real-time soundscapes.
Sensors integrated into a plate capture primitive behavioral data, revealing our subconscious thoughts and imaginings.


As the audience engages with the installation by eating at the set table, they will stimulate their imagination and become conscious of capturing moments of art they might normally overlook.

Through these interactions, the audience becomes an integral part of the artwork, experiencing the process of becoming an artist themselves. This immersive experience reveals the art inherent in everyday activities, encouraging participants to discover the unique styles created by their behavioral patterns.


Success for this project is multifaceted. It is measured by the level of engagement and interaction from the audience, the extent to which participants become aware of the art in their everyday actions, and the community of shared experiences and discussions it builds. The project also aims to foster a deeper connection and understanding of interactive digital art, encouraging individuals to see the artistic potential in mundane activities.

By highlighting the art in everyday moments, the project seeks to expand the public's understanding and appreciation of visual arts.

instroction)

Out of all our senses, vision has always reigned like a master. And the other senses were like subordinates.

Just as we identify each other with our own looks, it is a project planned with the question of what would happen if there was a world where each of us had its own sound and could identify each other with this.

About 30 ultrasonic sensors are attached to the four pillars to measure the size of objects inside the four pillars. And sound is produced accordingly.

As a young Journalist, I've always focused on finding a meaning hidden within a long list of data. The data which has found its meaning turns into a text for those who need the information that it holds. Generative art which I encountered by chance brought a great inflection point to my thinking as a data scientist. Statistics terminology and terminologies from various fields that are not commonly used may not be effectively communicated to the audience due to their technicality. On the other hand, visual messages are sometimes much more intuitive and delivered quickly and effectively. An even bigger advantage is that each piece of information or number takes a unique form based on the designer’s character. As Susan Sontag said, “Art is, now, mainly a form of thinking,” information takes form as well as meaning through the design process. When the data that I am handling is transformed into visual language, I find the form making process, which turns a text into a language with more comprehensive and multidimensional meaning, very attractive.

In the project, I collected the data of my behavioral pattens. All patterns are depicted from normal actions, such as eating, stretching, working out, etc.

Each movement was transformed into linear instruction, and it is a scheme of the action. As I mentioned, those visual assets became a material of another form of visual.

Action Diagram

eating instant noodle¹

eating korean traditional food²

eating fast food³

stretching after getting bored - phase one⁴

stretching after getting bored - phase two⁶

working out - one⁷

working out - two⁸

stretching-general⁹


Generative visual transformation using assets