SMS to Paper Airplanes [Processing]

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SMS to Paper Airplanes is a project by Christian Groß realised within a class called „program development“ at the university of applied science in Potsdam. The task was to translate an existing data set into a new audio/visual medium, using Processing. Christian visualized sms messages using physical airplanes as an analogy. The properties of airplanes are defined by the direction of message, the length, its size and the amount of positive emotional words are represented within the amounts of folds.

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