Process and EnquiryDigital Research FolioCAP BA

@processandenquiryjayyahkennedy

This year I hope to continue the theme of Water breaking it down into Spheres and Waves. I have an interest in combining science and art and intend to continue to research and develop this interest. I want to explore the effects of vibrational frequencies within, on, and from spheres and waves. This will include experimenting using sound, colour, movement and light from various sources to develop 2D, 3D and time-based outcomes, depicting gradual change over time; evolution. Having a strong underlying intent is an integral part of my creative process, and right now it is: Clear communication for the growth and balance of the whole. This intent is relevant to me both as an individual having multiple sclerosis and synethsesia, and also relevant to the various social structures and communities I live within, for example; college, home town, country and planet.

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Photos of various workshops this trimester: performance with David Sherry, projector and 35mm slides, risograph and photogram.

Assessment work out on display

Photos of me saying I Love You No and Help Me into a wee round mirror. They are printed onto transfer paper then ironed onto raw silk.

Douglas Moorlands audio workshop. I am interested in continuing to learn about creating audio tracks . Unfortunately on the workshop day we could not continue to learn about the audition app as the computers did not work with it , but I did some work at home and spent some time with Dougie so that he could explain some things to me.

I constructed this frame to hang all the lengths of clay on to and I wanted them to make a wave pattern when you turn te wire but I have not managed to get it working properly . Now I am going to just hang them in the Frame to display the sound wave pattern I made them in.

15-year-old Houston synesthete experiencing mirror-touch with machines

An article in conversation with a girl who has mirror touch synesthesia, she has it with machines.

I have mirror touch synesthesia not with machines, but with a range of other things. This is one of the subjects of language and connection that I want to explore and creatively develop further .

Went to dovecot in Edinburgh today and saw an exhibition of May Morris’ embroidery work and beautiful design drawings. A fascinating insight into her life , parents and politics as well as incredible work.

Also had very well displayed exhibits about various textile projects and amazing monoprints by Barbara Rae and rugs taken from her monoprint pictures.Really stunning. The colour and detail made me keep asking how did she do that.

Lindsay Olson jumped at the chance to take part in an ocean acoustics science expedition and then explore the project’s...

Artist Hanna Tuulikki talks about the making of a body of work exploring the mimesis of birds in Gaelic song. 'Away with the Birds' or ' Air falbh leis na h-...

This article is inspiration for, hopefully, how I can continue to develop my practice after last terms explorations and art making. I want to create a body of work exploring my mimesis of water, trees, wind, spiritedness and all beings I feel connected and in communication with, in areas of nature, and also with reference to my interactions with humans within community environments. Hanna Tuulikkis’ voice and musicality and articulation are very refined, the work is amazing and beautiful. I don’t have these skills and will need to find my own way to voice and express the frequencies and vibrations of the languages I use, feel and hear to communicate within the natural world.

http://ozoutback.com.au/ A boy, painted up for his "Djapi" initiation ceremony sits between men who sing, play clapsticks and didjeridu while young men and w...

Waves and dots. Singing and blocks. I love this initiation dance for a wee boy. The dance starts and stops in waves like the waves and dots in paintings.

With her signature wit and wisdom, Emily Levine meets her ultimate challenge as a comedian/philosopher: she makes dying funny. In this personal talk, she takes us on her journey to make friends with reality -- and peace with death. Life is an enormous gift, Levine says: "You enrich it as best you can, and then you give it back."

Just as pressure gradients traveling through air are acoustic waves and result in sound, density gradients traveling through plasma in outer space give rise to unique harmonies and sounds. Known as plasma-whistler modes, distinct plasma regions around the Earth each have their own characteristic sounds.

30.6k Likes, 570 Comments - Colossal (@colossal) on Instagram: “We’re blown away 💨 by the motion of these incredible whale 🐋 automata by artist @syl.gautier. Swipe…”

Wave motion mechanics

http://www.ted.com Beau Lotto's color games puzzle your vision, but they also spotlight what you can't normally see: how your brain works. This fun, first-ha...

Cognitive scientists from MIT and elsewhere have found that people can more easily communicate warmer colors than cool ones. (Learn more: http://news.mit.edu...

Business Insider spoke to writer, lecturer, and colour expert Gavin Evans about languages' impact on colour and how it affects our perception of it. Mr. Evan...

Back in April this year I was called to a brainstorm with the Horizon production team to discuss the science of colour. It seemed like such a fun and compelling idea and addresses the kind of questions we've all asked ourselves. Do you see the same colours that I see? What if what I see as y...

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