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    Laurie Frick: data art

    sleep | quantified-self | time

    “Reorganized Time Slices” 16 x 20 in
    “Reorganized Time Slices” 16 x 20 in
    Cut paper, watercolor, ink on cradled hardpanel. Based on a month of daily activities reorganized by type (sleep, eating, online, etc). 2011
    “Pokey Red”, 12 in x 12 in
    “Pokey Red”, 12 in x 12 in
    Cut paper, watercolor and ink. Based on a month of sleep data, with the light sleep (aka trash sleep) periods folded up out of the way, and only deep, REM and awake periods remain. 2011
    A bullet is like a meteor, 2011
    A bullet is like a meteor, 2011
    Ink and watercolor cut and repasted, 10.75 in x 10.5 in
    The news marches on, 2011
    The news marches on, 2011
    Ink and watercolor cut and repasted, 12.75 in x 12 in
    Inbetween sleep, 2011
    Inbetween sleep, 2011
    Ink and watercolor, 12.5 in x 12.5 in
    Deep sleep and wide awake, 2011
    Deep sleep and wide awake, 2011
    Ink and watercolor, 12.75 in x 10 in
    Deep, Awake, Dreaming 67-66, 2011
    Deep, Awake, Dreaming 67-66, 2011
    Ink and watercolor, 12.75 in x 10 in
    Busy sleeping, 2011
    Busy sleeping, 2011
    Ink and watercolor
    Daily activities December 22, Januar
    Daily activities December 22, Januar
    Ink and watercolor, 12.5 in x 12.75 in
    Daily activities September 11-Octobe
    Daily activities September 11-Octobe
    Ink and watercolor, 11.25 in x 10.5 in
    Orange sleep, 2011
    Orange sleep, 2011
    Ink and watercolor, 12 in x 13.25 in
    33 Nights, 2011
    33 Nights, 2011
    Ink and watercolor, 12.5 in x 12.5 in
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    Ink and watercolor drawings, some are cut and rearranged.  These are worked from daily activity charts, nightly sleep data and from the bumpy wood pieces themselves.  The drawings are a way to take the proportions of time in waking and sleeping and make the pattern more directly apparent.