Today I went to school to buy some materials for my model. And I got a little bit conversation with several classmates about their work. Zu who is in Group A (wish I write the right name, if not, please forgive me~~) did a really "big" model which scale was aroud 1m*1m*?m. I didn't see that with my own eyes, and he described me his main installation of the model: there were several boxes with different colour powder inside, and people could walk into them and come out on the corridor, so that there would be different footprints mixed together in the public area of his model. From his description, I really feel a strong sense of interaction between audience and the model, which is benefit to the project as it is a direct way of communication I suppose.

In addition, I met Phil (who is in Group C) in our square where he was dealing with his project. He let the passerby to do the "drop" on his clothes which were hung up with a rope. And that is also a kind of cooperation between audience and the project, which is quite interesting.

Therefore, I plan to pay attention to this idea to my project, to make the model more alive. To be honest, that was my thought before as well. Because it's kind of fascinating to me to research people's reaction in a space which needs to be discovered. Last time I just tried to take the model photos from people's viewpoint. Now I gonna try to put some figures into the photos, to strengthen the relation between people and my space.