The water story on the island is very engaging. As there are no natural water sources on the island, the warden and his partner depend on the collection of rainwater. As you can imagine in hot summer spells, this could mean a rationing of the amount of showers you can take. In terms of our physicalisation, lets see how these start to work together. There are lots of narrative paths for the warden’s water experience on the island depending on the weather (i.e. how much it rains etc.).
Thank you to everyone that worked on the DAPTEC Flat Holm project and to all the kids from Mount Stuart primary school, Cardiff that helped us test the exhibit.
We have reached the next phase of our project where people are starting to interact with the exhibit. Some really interesting feedback is filtering back to us.
We needed hundreds of LEDS to make our interactive map work… but it was well received once we got it working.
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