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 ## Research & Ideation
 
-![describe what you see in this image](../images/home/sample-image.jpg){ width=400 align=right }
+![describe what you see in this image](../images/week3/Amalie-Smith_-Fabric-of-the-digital_2019_5.jpeg){ width=400 align=right }
 
 For this project I got inspired by the book I am reading Zero and One from Saddie Plant. It talks about various subjects present in my research. For instance the role of women in computering. I am looking for different ways to encode messages with textiles. Texiles are one of the first expressions of code. It is also what got me interested about coding. 
 
-That and the relationship of the Enigma machine used by my grand-father and the beginning of coding.
+That and the relationship of the Enigma machine used by my grand-father and the beginning of coding. The Enigma machine is a way to encode messages in the Second World War. 
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-Phrase of Zero and One 
 
 
 ??? task "weekly assignment"
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 ## References & Inspiration
 
 This project illustrates women’s history of encrypting messages. During the wars, sending jerseys became prohibited because they were sent with hidden codes, in a supposingly naïve way. 
-Textile as a binary code existed since the beginning of times, with the >>>>>>> that represented data with knots in ….. 
-Turin??? The Enigma machine is a way to encode messages.
+Textile as a binary code existed since the beginning of times, with the Quipu that represented data with knots in Andean South America. 
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 * Two images side-by-side
 
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 This fabric assemples different 0&1. It was easy for me to think about the concept as it is what is following what I’ve been working on for the past 2 years. The hardest part was to think of how to assemble it all.
 
-![describe what you see in this image](../images/home/sample-image.jpg){ width=300 align=right}
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 ### Step
 
-This module [^1] was obtained by..
 
 I first made paper examples of zeros and ones. I had to see how they could fit together, as the shape of the "1" was not regular, but "0" is. 
 I had a look at the https://oscircularfashion.com/catalogue/all website to see ways of attaching different shapes together. 
 
-drawing
+![describe what you see in this image](../images/week3/IMG_8472.jpg){ width=400 align=right}
+![describe what you see in this image](../images/week3/IMG_8473.jpg){ width=400 align=left}
 
 The corner attach seemed the most appropriate to hide it the most easily in the corner of the numbers. 
 Then I had to find a way to be able to detach the number and attach them differently.