DAILY ROUTINE: SIMULATION OF OF ROUTINES IN REPRESENTATION OF NON-PLAYABLE CHARACTER

• Main Author: Alisa, Siti
• Format: Final Project
• Language: Indonesia
• Online Access: https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/83643
• Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung

Humans have routines that must be carried out in life, from birth to the end of life. The daily routines that people carry out tend to vary according to their individual needs and will continue and develop as time goes by and life develops. The routines carried out in daily life do not always take place positively, some people actually cause boredom because activities that are carried out repeatedly and continuously, result in the essence of carrying out the routine being reduced and ending up becoming a compulsion or necessity. Starting from personal experience, feel that this routine keeps repeating itself, like a non-playable character who has the characteristic for doing something over and over again. Daily Routine is a work presented to convey the boredom of routines displayed in the public sphere. It is hoped that this work can translate the problem of routine boredom through the phenomenon of non-playable characters by using performance art in the delivery which is formed into a video performance as the main medium. As well as cosplay as a depiction in the visual work. The work is based on an understanding of the actions and reactions of a busy environment of people busy with their respective routines. Leading to the intentions, reactions and actions of society, the human tendency is to ultimately focus more often on their routines without ignoring the surrounding environment and the reduced existence of a human amoung the public space.