This installation by Australian artist Ivan Argote is called “Tourist Trap” and consists of a large handmade wooden cage perched on a leg over a city pathway. When “tourists” walk underneath it, it traps them, although we think it’s probably too easy to escape this beast. Ivan Argote via Aram Bartholl Blog
Simone Bardi makes these interesting pictures/sculptures made form recycled PC parts. I would like to see these in person and try and identify the sources of the electronics. It’s all about inspiration. Dismantling everything that can be disassembled just for the pleasure of changing perspective. Imaging and re-inventing a new life for all those little […]
Check out Ed Piskor’s comics & stories – if you like old school hacking this is best comic series! WIZZYWIG VOLUME 1: PHREAK – THIS 116 PAGE GRAPHIC NOVEL TELLS THE TALE OF HACKER AND PHONE PHREAK KEVIN “BOINGTHUMP†PHENICLE, AS HE BEGINS HIS FASCINATING CAREER WITH THE EASIEST ACCESSIBLE COMPUTER OF THE 1970S: THE […]
This dress by Ying Gao reacts to it’s environment by integrating proximity sensors. I would love to see this type of clothing being worn on the streets of NYC. More about “Walking City” kinetic dresses
If you are going to make a Flying Spaghetti Monster, you might as well make it out of Spaghetti. At the very least, use several different kinds of pasta. More about the Flying Spaghetti Monster – Portrait from Self
Ryan is just a college student with his own robot hand and Millenium Falcon, right? Well, Ryan just happened to make his own with the help of a laser cutter and some Python scripting that he cooked up to make his Solidworks and Blender design real. As part of the amazing class: How to Make […]
What do you do with 27 pairs of used shoes? If you’re like Ingrid Bachmann, you would make them into interactive art. Each shoe has a toe and heel tap used in tap dancing attached to it. The shoes move or dance independently of each other. The mechanical motion of tapping is created using solenoids […]
