Data analysis_Critical Reflection_Coding Memo_022- Aaron - Phase 1. Familiarising yourself with your data


Data analysis_Critical Reflection_Coding Memo_022- Aaron - Phase 1. Familiarising yourself with your data 

Process and flow of coding ideas:
Phase 1: Continuing with immersion in the data. Re-reading transcripts whilst listening to audio. Amending and editing errors and including pauses etc. Copy-pasted verbatim extracts into the slides considering things that were of interest. Beginning to consider latent and semantic codes.

Practical problems with 3D suspended work – leading to VR opportunities
Assumptions about sight loss
Happy accidents – positive opportunities
Uneducated audiences
Physical engagement leads to disrespect and damaged art work (similar to David Johnson’s experience)
Artists are artists – sight or no sight
The importance of listening
Sound as a navigation method
Active listening – noise as a distraction
Focus on music as a meditation – not simply noise
Internal memory data base
Exotic escape
Perception of light and scale without sight
Multi-sensory overload
Intuitive perception
Seeing only fragments – even for the sighted
Visual memories create memory data bases
Shape distilled and pared down
Cause of sight loss
Experience of sight loss as a positive or negative depends on disposition
Colouring in and only ever seeing a part
Sight is always there – eyes are not necessary for visual stimulus or imagery


















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