Monday, August 27, 2007
Smoking Jacket
Fiona Carswell has a nice project for all you smokers out there (including me).
The jacket has a built-in pair of lungs on the front. As the wearer smokes, the lungs fill up with the exhaled cigarette smoke and begin to gradually darken over time.
This project was a result of exploring reflective design as it relates to the body, behavioral choices, and information displays.
Source: Architectradure.
Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Image Manipulation Using ‘Seam Carving’ From SIGGRAPH 2007
Great technology being presented at SIGGRAPH 2007, for editing and manipulating images.
Source: [draw.logic]
Friday, August 3, 2007
Reactable
The reactable is a collaborative electronic music instrument with a tabletop tangible multi-touch interface.
Wednesday, June 27, 2007
LittleDeviant xD
GREAT website to promote the new Deviat car.
Great concept, great design, great video, effects and 3D.
One of the best I've seen in the past few times…
www.littledeviant.info
Sunday, June 17, 2007
Reconfigurable House
"The Reconfigurable House is an environment constructed from thousands of low tech components that can be "rewired" by visitors. The project is a critique of ubiquitous computing "smart homes", which are based on the idea that technology should be invisible to prevent DIY."
"...the many sensors and actuators of Reconfigurable House can be reconnected endlessly as people change their minds so that the House can take on completely new behaviours."
"And if the House is left alone for too long, it gets bored, daydreams and reconfigures itself..."
Reconfigurable House
Saturday, June 2, 2007
Microsoft Surface
This isn't a new thing to many people, we've seen some examples of multi-touch screen that reacted to human input, but never before Microsoft put its hands on the thing, but now they do, and Mr. Gates sure will bring this to another level, and we will see some of this technology applied to many more things then the art installations.
Give it a view
Tuesday, May 8, 2007
re:orient
" Our project, "re:orient - migrating architectures" explores the local aspects of China's global significance and increasing influence. The project seeks to forecast possibilities which are now detectable only in connection with retail, but which will, in all likelihood, determine the built environment, which transforms under the pressure of ever-cheaper products. The project follows up these ideas with the presentation of spaces, architectural devices and materials that create new contents, and indicate ways of turning these constraints of the market to our benefit, show how to infuse the mass products, which are designed to have a short life-span, with lasting cultural values."
re:orient
What more to say?
Sunday, May 6, 2007
Microsoft Silverlight, the "threat"
Monday, April 30, 2007
Bit.Fall
A short documentary about German artist Julius Popp while setting up his work Bit.Fall in St Louis.
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