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Dear Jessica Lertvilai,
My name is Rachel Dunscombe and I'm a second year PT student studying
MA Design Studies / Applied Imagination.
I am in need of some advice for a material with some specific
properties that react to sound waves, that I am hoping to use for my
next artifact build ready for my final exhibition at the end of this
year. As I am part time, and I work in oxford and therefore I have a
two hour commute to london to fit in around my job, I am often not
able to get to the university much earlier than 4 pm and I can never
catch anyone in materials and produce.
I was wondering if I would be able to book a specific session on a
tuesday with someone a little later if at all possible, to discuss my
material needs and if materials and produce might be able to assist me
or advice further? I am available next week (24th) and can try to be
in the university by 4 - 4:30 if this is of any help?
Many thanks and I look forward to hearing from you,
All the best - Rachel.
(MA DS/AI, Y2PT)
response:
ReplyDeleteHi Rachel,
Many thanks for your reply.
Next Tuesday, I will be in Frankfurt for a Technical Textiles tradeshow. I can meet you on Tuesday, May 31st if you would like? Let me know. I usually work at CSM Tuesdays - Thursdays from 9:30 - 5:00 and I take a one hour lunch break in the afternoon.
If you are free on Thursday my colleague Margaret Pope will be in the collection as well. She is a material consultant. You could pick both of our brains. Margaret comes in once a term for drop-in sessions and for my development days. I can fit you in between 4:00-4:30. Let me know.
I also thought these projects might be useful.
Soundscapes
http://www.electra-productions.com/projects/2009/soundescapes/overview.shtml
Sound Reactive Dress
http://www.rainbowwinters.com/project2.html
Talk to you soon,
Jess
additional response:
ReplyDeleteYou may also want to review these links,
http://www.delicious.com/artslondonmaterials/Sound
Talk to you soon,
Jess