ONE DAY POEM PAVILION description technique development audience experience about poem: Sijo BACKGROUND importance of experience research questions significance of shadows type in space EXPERIMENTS methodology basic form study letters with shadow words with shadow discovery and insights ANALYSIS & REFLECTION as a media designer use of technology slow media future direction acknowledgements references contact   method development The falling of sunlight on earth is determined by two factors: the time of the year and location of earth around the sun. To calculate the position of sunlight, I used a protractor and a 3D imaging program. Based on the information I gathered about sunlight, I constructed two layers of perforated arrays. For the full-scale presentation model, I positioned the perforated panels depending on the time of day and the angle of sunlight.   To determine the proper position of the full-scale model, I used smaller versions and mock-up prototypes to optimize clarity and legibility of text. Three out of four perforated panels contained one line of the poem and each word had an order of appearing as time passed. One of the panels contains two lines and each sentence shows one by one.