EXPERIMENT 1 : BODY RHYTHMS

For this experiment, we collaborated to use p5.js to visualize the recorded data on breath, pulse, and blinks from each member of our group, with each person contributing their own measurements: Joycey for pulse, Geraldine for breath, and Medhavi for blinks. This diverse range of physiological data allowed us to explore the connections between our bodies in a dynamic and engaging way.

Each member’s data was assigned a unique color : yellow for Joycey’s data, pink for Geraldine and blue for Medhavi. To bring our data to life, we chose to represent it through captivating radial patterns that shift and evolve based on the variability in our recorded values. The radial design not only offered a visually striking representation but also symbolized the cyclical nature of our bodily rhythms. As we developed the visualization, we carefully designed it to reflect not only individual contributions but also the collective experience of our group.

The color coding created a vibrant and abstract representation of the rhythm of our bodies, making it easy to differentiate between our data at a glance. The radial patterns radiated outward from a central point, creating a sense of unity while illustrating the distinct rhythms of each member.

This interplay of colors and radial patterns not only showcased our individual rhythms but also highlighted the interconnectedness of our physiological states. It was fascinating to see how our distinct data points merged into a cohesive visual narrative, illustrating the collective experience of our group. The project became more than just a data visualization; it transformed into an exploration of our shared human connection and the ways our bodies respond to different stimuli.