We use emotional regulation as data points to begin self-regulation and preparedness. This thesis explores emotions through the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence’s Mood Meter as visual language and data visualization, expanding our perception of emotions. Sixteen of 144 shapes depict a broad range of emotions based on pleasantness and energy levels. By linking climate to emotional changes, we can conceptualize how we respond internally to external influences.
Emotional Climate
Carrie Doung
Emotional Climate
Complete Thesis Wall
Selected Emotions
Sixteen of 144 shapes depict a broad range of emotions based on pleasantness and energy levels.
Thesis Critique
Carrie presenting work to Silas Munro
Climate Particles
The emotional animation presented at the show
Emotion at motion
Emotion Climate animation
Close up
Use plexiglass glass and spacer screw to bring the shapes into three dimensions
A Collective Emotions
Mood Meter Poster
Emotional Particles
Emotions transitions from one another in solid