Interpretation
As part of a group, we were given the above quote to whichwe had to interpret into a form of visual narrative using one of the ten designinfluences given to us. The design style we chose to use was ‘Busby Berkeley, takinginfluence from his use of elegant black and white elaborate musical production numbers that often involved complexgeometric patterns
We concluded that the quote was to be understood that no matter how much knowledge you gain, importance liesonly with how you choose to use this knowledge. As part of our finalpiece we created a series of puzzles that are designed to stimulate the lefthemisphere of the brain, as it is the left side of the brain that is used tolisten and understand what we hear.
The final piece took the form of a ‘Wisdom Workout’training guide to which you can train your brain to listen and in the long run becomewiser!
We concluded that the quote was to be understood that no matter how much knowledge you gain, importance liesonly with how you choose to use this knowledge. As part of our finalpiece we created a series of puzzles that are designed to stimulate the lefthemisphere of the brain, as it is the left side of the brain that is used tolisten and understand what we hear.
The final piece took the form of a ‘Wisdom Workout’training guide to which you can train your brain to listen and in the long run becomewiser!
