‘‘GLEANED SCREENS’’

Perspectives of Disruption Isabella M H Wesoly, BA (Hons), Dip.IRIS

In conversation with Dr. Ali Anani

Highway to Cyberway

In conversation with Dr. Anani

‘Disruption’ & ‘Driverless Cars’

Screens are not always glass

Screens are not only needed for vehicles.

When we travel by train information is available on signs, panels or screens. Information helps us to journey in the right direction.

Screens of Information

Horses offer pathways to panoramas

Horses were disrupted, with theadvent of the motor engine

Pathways to Highways

We could slow down, by taking a step back in time and feeling the difference.

It is better for our physical health to walk and safer to be in the light.Our physical body may be ‘screened’ for disease, when we don’t feel alright

Good Health Matters

Bicycles can be made for two They help us to be lean

There’s space for one only hereWe can ride without a screen

No screens on bicycles

In conversation with Dr. Anani

‘Disruption’ & ‘Driverless Cars’

In sounds and pictures we can make a journey, through screens we find our favourite story

Entertainment on Screens

Emerging from black and white, the ever changing scene

TV’s once were modern, then colour brightened up the screen.

Screens take us on journeys

Old buildings, now defunct, once modern. Now they become new.

Wind holes, no wind screens and always a view.

New Views

Cable cars are driverless. Views so fineJourneys overhead, suspended on a line

Suspended Journeys

Do birds on the river care for screens, graceful wading can but teachPausing under and over banks, where longboats pass but cannot reach

Birds on the River

We can take hats off to the steps taken in screens

Driverless cars causing disruption?

How many screens can you glean?

Many Thanks to Dr Ali Anani

whose Slideshare

‘The disruptive rippling effect of technology’

inspired this presentation