Library+of+Imagination

=Imagination Library=



the evolution of music technology: Music has always been a huge part of different cultures an art form and a way of telling stories; the advancement of musical instruments and music players has changed and evolved the way people listen to music.

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=**Photography**= Preserving a moment in time has been done for centuries, it's evolved from painting, to black and white, then to almost as real as life.





Weapons of war: hwacha

While maybe not so peaceful, weapons have been evolving since humans starting fighting; only the most clever and imaginative would win the war.

A hwacha, meaning fire machine, is a korean war weapon that shoots 200 flaming arrows, with a range of 500 metres. This weapon was very effective, that unlike cannons or mortars, it was very light and amunition was light, making it possible to move quickly. It also had more ammunition in one go. This weapon was used in the Japanese invasion of Korea, from 1592 to 1598, in which 3,400 Koreans 30,000 Japanese with the help of 40 hwachas.

== =**Transportation:**=

Since the invention of the wheel, people have been wanting to get around faster, easier, quieter, and safer. There are many inventions including a wheel used for transportation, but the two main ones in the modern world are cars and bikes. We've placed a car and a bike in our library of imagination, because of the effect of these certain inventions on everyday life. People use these inventions on a regular basis, and faster transportation means more time for other acti

The evolution of food production: Everything in human evolution is to get things done better, faster, easier. If you asked a farmer 100 years ago they would've never predicted the farming technology of today. Using greenhouses, we're able to produce food all year round, in any climate. Ask any housewife 100 years ago if cooking dinner could take only one minute. They would've scoffed at the idea. Now, with mass producing, freezers, and especially the microwave, we can make dinner in under a minute, complete with sauce and dishes.

Vaccines: Vacinations have only been around for a short time, but they could be the different between life and death. Vaccines deserve a place in the library beacuse are an amazing medical advancement, and are connected to the human imagination, imagining preventing disease and viruses. =__**Building and decor of library**__=



The building for our Library of Imagination is connected to it's contents, because of the imaginative shape and design. Although it's a difficult build, it's a work of art. The building is practical, because of it's streamlined qualities, no frills or flashy lights. It has a big entry way, and many floors complete with windows, to house all the items and books of the library.

=**Interior**= In the interior, we would have lots of artifacts to see, and many, many books.

Top three things for Library of Imagination

The top three things I would have in my library of imagination would represent unrestricted imagination; Disneyworld, Salvador Dali's paintings, and a penrose staircase. I would have Disneyworld, because it represents a child's imagination, unrestricted by reality and free to play. Salvador Dali's paintings have an important place because they are odd, strange, they make you look twice. They may look like the artist was rather insane, but they have brillantly hidden pictures. Dali was an amazing artist, imagining painting with a dreamlike (or nightmare) quality. The beauty and hidden pictures are really in the eye of the beholder. Finally, I would have a penrose staircase, which from a certain angle looks as if it is always acending. This staircase represents unlimited imagination, with no end. I would have these three items because I think they represent unlimited imagination.