“wander, wonder” explores and re-interprets our intimate relationships to the material world of rocks – skipping stones, tombstones, oracles, and campfires – as interfaces to various facets of dreaming through site-specific web(sites).
I reimagine websites as a poetic extension of collective consciousness: a space for dreams, desires, and other levels of consciousness influenced by concepts such as algorithmic serendipity and divination.
Impact on time and effort for roster planners
From a power user –
"1 week’s worth of time can be reduced to 5 hours – 2 hours for inputting on Roster Monster, 3 hours on my spreadsheet.”
– Roster planner from Emergency Medicine Department, Singapore General Hospital
Campfire of dreams – observe a written dialogue between dreams
Skipping stones – imagine infinite poems based on your wishes
Impact on time and effort for roster planners
From a power user –
"1 week’s worth of time can be reduced to 5 hours – 2 hours for inputting on Roster Monster, 3 hours on my spreadsheet.”
– Roster planner from Emergency Medicine Department, Singapore General Hospital
Oracle rock – ask and receive fortunes from rocks
A site inspired by lithomancy practices that gives you prophetic answers about future possibilities.
When do we seek comfort in surrendering to forces beyond our control, or how do we interpret meaning through interfaces with arbitrary systems?
Impact on time and effort for roster planners
From a power user –
"1 week’s worth of time can be reduced to 5 hours – 2 hours for inputting on Roster Monster, 3 hours on my spreadsheet.”
– Roster planner from Emergency Medicine Department, Singapore General Hospital
Tombstones – explore a cemetery of ghostly, unanswered words
A site and digitized cemetery of unanswered words – preserving what’s been left behind drifting, echoing, floating.
The intimacy of never talking again, the ghost of a memory and shell of loved ones.
Impact on time and effort for roster planners
From a power user –
"1 week’s worth of time can be reduced to 5 hours – 2 hours for inputting on Roster Monster, 3 hours on my spreadsheet.”
– Roster planner from Emergency Medicine Department, Singapore General Hospital
“Technology is the active human interface with the material world” – Ursula K. Le Guin
Can the web become an extension of these interfaces—rock and dream—not as escape, but as a space for collective consciousness and renewed intimacy with the natural world?
Impact on time and effort for roster planners
From a power user –
"1 week’s worth of time can be reduced to 5 hours – 2 hours for inputting on Roster Monster, 3 hours on my spreadsheet.”
– Roster planner from Emergency Medicine Department, Singapore General Hospital