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Is Art Like A Statue Or Painting Move Or Respond When It Sees Someone?

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Responsive Art Creating art has always been an interest to me. However sometimes I would like to see art become more than a still picture, painting, statue, etc. More recently the way in which a person can make still art come alive is even more interesting. When looking into a project to explore I went to Sciencebuddies.org and answered questions that reflected my interests. By answering these questions the website was able to recommend this subject to me. The more I learned about it the more it fit the interest I have in creating new aspects of art. Art reflects a lot of a persons imagination, but making something move gives the observer even more to reflect upon. My goal with this project is to create a …show more content…

On each side of the valley there are a series of rows that have five holes each (or more, depending on the breadboard you have). Each of the holes in each one of the rows is connected together, so putting wires in that row is like twisting them all together. 2. Start with the 555 timer chip. Look at the top of the chip (pins pointing away from you). Do you see the small indentation at one end, or a small dot in one corner? If your chip has the indentation, hold it so that the indentation is up. The upper left corner is called pin 1. Counting down the left side will be pins 1, 2, 3, and 4. Go back up the right side, starting with the lower right corner. The pins on that side are 5, 6, 7, and 8. Pin 1 is opposite 8, 2 is opposite 7, 3 is opposite 6, and 4 is opposite 5. Knowing which pin is which is critical to making your circuit work. If your chip has a single embossed dot instead of an indentation, that dot is pin 1. Proceed with the pin numbering as is explained in step 2.a. 3. Plug the chip into the breadboard near the middle. If it does not immediately plug into the board, gently squeeze the pins closer and try again. The chip should have four pins on one side of the valley and four on the other. You can look at Figure 5 for a diagram of where to place each part of your circuit, including the 555 timer chip. 4.Pick a few empty rows on each side of the breadboard to serve as positive and negative battery connections. Decide which side of the breadboard

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