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-=== ''Overview'' ===
+== The Line Takes Time ==
-=== ''Discussions'' ===
+==== Overview ====
+<small>The Line Takes Time investigates Weimar through walking, duration, and line. It explores how a line is produced not only by movement through space, but also by the time spent in certain places.</small>
-* 22.04.26 Consultation with Ursula
+<small>The project begins with the question: '''How does a walking body produce different lines of duration across different spatial conditions?''' In a small and accessible city like Weimar, time is not only about travel distance, but also about where one chooses to stay, slow down, or pass through.</small>
-**[[File:260421 Patterns Presentation compressed.pdf|thumb]]
-**Frederick Kiesler
-**Endless House
-**Topological Picture Book
-**Lygia Clark
-**Franz Erhard Walther
-**Möbius band
-**Nitinol
-**Vilém Flusser
-*28.04.26
+==== Method ====
-**https://www.moma.org/audio/playlist/181/2392
+<small>The project uses '''walking''' as a method of artistic research. Walks across different areas, passages, and thresholds in Weimar are recorded through GPS. The collected data includes position, speed, rhythm, and time spent.</small>
-**Knot theory
-**Charles O. Perry
-**https://mathcurve.com/surfaces.gb/boy/boy.shtml
-*12.05.26
-=== ''References'' ===
+<small>'''Line Notation'''</small>
-# Reinhard Wendler - Das Modell zwischen Kunst und Wissenschaft, 2013
+<small>The GPS trace is not used as a conventional map. Instead, it is translated into a line-based notation:</small>
-# Peter Weibel (Ed.) - Beyond Art. A Third Culture A Comparative Study in Culture, Art and Science in 20th Century Austria and Hungary, 2005 [https://zkm.de/en/publications/beyond-art-a-third-culture]
-# George K. Francis - A Topological Picturebook, 1987
+* <small>passing through becomes a thin line</small>
-# Numberphile - An Unexpected Twist on Möbius Strips [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izIKV98Awnw]
+* <small>slowing down becomes a heavier line</small>
-# Dan Graham - Classic and Recent Installations/Pavilions 1974-2008 [https://www.eai.org/titles/classic-and-recent-installations-pavilions-1974-2008]
+* <small>staying becomes density</small>
-# Branko Grunbaum - Tilings and Patterns: Second Edition
+* <small>repeated presence becomes accumulation</small>
+* <small>thresholds create changes in the behavior of the line</small>
+==== [Possible] Output ====
+<small>The project may result in a series of '''''walking plots, drawings, video plots, or a line-based installation'''''. These outputs translate walking data into visual patterns of movement, duration, staying, and spatial relation.</small>
+==== References ====
+# <small>Kandinsky</small>
+# <small>Sol LeWitt</small>
+# <small>Manfred Mohr</small>
+# <small>Richard Long</small>
+# <small>George K. Francis - A Topological Picturebook, 1987</small>
+# <small>Numberphile - An Unexpected Twist on Möbius Strips [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izIKV98Awnw]</small>
+# <small>Dan Graham - Classic and Recent Installations/Pavilions 1974-2008 [https://www.eai.org/titles/classic-and-recent-installations-pavilions-1974-2008]</small>
+# <small>Branko Grunbaum - Tilings and Patterns: Second Edition</small>