#bionetworks

Here are my final Bionetworks Gone Awry composites. Scroll down for the written concept art. Notice how the gloves interact and come alive...

These are some scans I made for my bio-network project when I was first starting it a few weeks back. I was able to get pretty good use out of these and a few others, especially because the contrast on some of them is pretty good, but on the whole, I wish I had pushed them a little harder.

These images are the near-final representations of my bio-network project for my digital media class. For the assignment, chose to show the progression of Hurricane Katrina because it represents a horrifying betrayal in the relationship between man and the environment. More to come.

I think I finally finished my progression images after a new session of tweaking in Photoshop. I stuck with the Hurricane theme, but I shifted my focus exclusively to Katrina, as it was one of the most notable events this century. Katrina and her aftermath also represent a morbid intersection of life, morals, politics, and the impact of humans on our environment. These factors also helped with my decision. I created a VCR-esque template designed to make the images look like satellite photos, as well as adding some informational text overplayed on the images.

We have developed ways of training natural bionetworks for OUR benefit.