Invisible Structures
In the summer term of 2013, Jiggling Atoms were invited to run a course with the second-year BA Graphic Design and Illustration students at Camberwell College of Arts. The Invisible Structures project was modelled on the 2012 Jiggling Atoms project, and we ran a physics lectures series for the 150 Camberwell students to attend. Each lecture was followed by a workshop where students had to describe physical processes using illustrative methods, encouraging putting ideas into practice with the lectures fresh in their minds. We also provided a unique series of Jigging Atoms visual communication lectures exploring cultural discourses and critical enquiry into how we communicate ideas. Our subjects include: graphic narrative, the use of metaphor in science communication, systems in design, physical processes as works of art, designing measurement systems and anthropomorphisms.
The student brief for Invisible Structures was to create either an explanation or an exploration of what they had learnt about physics in our lecture series, and create works for a public exhibition at Ugly Duck. You can explore the Invisible Structures website created by students to see what they did.
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