<commit_before>### CLOCK DECONSTRUCTION

## STEP one. ANALOGE ALGORITHM.

The following verbal algorithm has been handed to 10 people. To execute the algorithm they had to use the same canvas and pencil.

# Algorithm 1:

**Draw a free but closed form without a break. Look at a watch. Draw a point outside of the form for each completed hour (1-12). Then draw a point inside of the form for every completed ten minutes of the current hour (0-5). Connect every point with the nearest point of the form.**

# Some results:


## STEP two.one. DIGITALIZE THE ALGORITHM.

# Algorithm 2:

Still a very restricted form. Variable square with four points each inside and outside.










# Result:

## STEP two.two. GIVE TIME-INPUT.

# Algorithm 3:

Less restricted form. The form gets an additional edge for each hour **(1-12)**. Points outside are the completed ten minutes of the current hour **(0-5)**. New: The inner points represent every minute of the current ten minutes **(0-9)**. For Example 9:48 would be a form with 9 edges, 4 outer and 8 inner points.
Algorithm still not able to know the time by itself, edges and points have to be programmed for each possible constellation.

# Result:

## STEP three.one. DECONSTRUCT THE CLOCK.

# Algorithm 4:

Deconstruction one. The circle:
The time is represented with an invisible circle. For each hour **(1-12)** the circle gets a visible edge, that is connected to the previous and first edge. Additionally the circles edges get an offset, so in the end the clock-typical round circle form is not longer recognizable.

Deconstruction two: The clock-hands:
The time is also represented with hands. As in algorithm 3 there are two kinds of hands. But instead of out- and inside hands, there are thin and thick hands in reading direction, from left to right. They are connected to the first edge of the circle, which is at the forms bottom. This way the hands look like they would have fallen from their traditional center point of a clock to the ground. The right and thiner hands represent the completed ten minutes of the current hour **(0-5)**. The left and thicker hands represent every minute of the current ten minutes **(0-9)**. For Example 9:48 would now be a deconstructed circle with 9 edges, 4 thin and 8 thicker points and lines.

# Result:






Micro-Site: New form every minute:<commit_msg>new readme<commit_after># CLOCK DECONSTRUCTION

## STEP one. ANALOGE ALGORITHM.

The following verbal algorithm has been handed to 10 people. To execute the algorithm they had to use the same canvas and pencil.

### Algorithm 1:

**Draw a free but closed form without a break. Look at a watch. Draw a point outside of the form for each completed hour (1-12). Then draw a point inside of the form for every completed ten minutes of the current hour (0-5). Connect every point with the nearest point of the form.**

### Some results:


## STEP two.one. DIGITALIZE THE ALGORITHM.

### Algorithm 2:

Still a very restricted form. Variable square with four points each inside and outside.










### Result:

## STEP two.two. GIVE TIME-INPUT.

### Algorithm 3:

Less restricted form. The form gets an additional edge for each hour **(1-12)**. Points outside are the completed ten minutes of the current hour **(0-5)**. New: The inner points represent every minute of the current ten minutes **(0-9)**. For Example 9:48 would be a form with 9 edges, 4 outer and 8 inner points.
Algorithm still not able to know the time by itself, edges and points have to be programmed for each possible constellation.

### Result:

## STEP three.one. DECONSTRUCT THE CLOCK.

### Algorithm 4:

Deconstruction one. The circle:
The time is represented with an invisible circle. For each hour **(1-12)** the circle gets a visible edge, that is connected to the previous and first edge. Additionally the circles edges get an offset, so in the end the clock-typical round circle form is not longer recognizable.

Deconstruction two: The clock-hands:
The time is also represented with hands. As in algorithm 3 there are two kinds of hands. But instead of out- and inside hands, there are thin and thick hands in reading direction, from left to right. They are connected to the first edge of the circle, which is at the forms bottom. This way the hands look like they would have fallen from their traditional center point of a clock to the ground. The right and thiner hands represent the completed ten minutes of the current hour **(0-5)**. The left and thicker hands represent every minute of the current ten minutes **(0-9)**. For Example 9:48 would now be a deconstructed circle with 9 edges, 4 thin and 8 thicker points and lines.

### Result:






Micro-Site: New form every minute:
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