B o u n d a r y

Boundary Functions Scott Snibbe, 1998 [link]

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We think of personal space as something that belongs solely to ourselves.
However, Boundary Functions shows us that personal space exists only in
relation to others. Our personal space changes dynamically in relation to
those around us.
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Media art by Scott Snibbe.
As one Prof said in the Fing2.0 workshop, the scale of boundary
(of ema) might be changeable depending on the relationship.
But, as for ema, it might not show the line of boundary.

Good to visualize, what it should be, even just a drawing...


Also, in some particular space the bubble might be seen...
Such as music store...