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spacial distribution

perspective

social relations

senses

What we discovered during the workshop

* When multiple people (Who do not know each other) are in a room they distribute the space evenly

* when you change the perspective you feel a change in your role. From observer to the observed * It makes a grate difference in experience when you face the other people in the room, or when you're standing back to back * You can switch between seeing details and seeing the whole picture

* You are tempted to form groups, but you respect each others personal space. * The better your relationship is with the people you're in a room with, the smaller your personal space should be.

You're tempted to whatch in the direction in which your (other) senses are stimulated

conclusions for our project

The current spacial distribution in the living room doesn't invite the audience for activity. The room is in balance with the audience sitting on the one side of the room and the television standing on the other side of the room. A different distribution might evoke the audience to be more active (like a television in the middle of the room or a screen behind the couch as well.

Playing with perspective gives different experiences. This can give the user a feeling of involvement (the user can play with perspective)

For us the personal space isn't of that big influence. We assume that the people in the living room have got a good reletionship with each other.

We want to play with the senses. We can use the senses to attrackt the attention of the audience and to let them make choises (i.e. where do I want to look at? The mouce that I hear on the right or the light flashes that I see coming from behind me)