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Showcase: Augmented Ecologies

This project uses a variety of sensors, Max/MSP, Jitter, and an Arduino to create an interactive virtual environment. I like the augmented plants. When the user touches the plants they create different types of musical notes. Another favorite part is the pressure sensitive moss. There is a lot more information and pictures on the website. […]

Crafty graffiti in Melbourne

From the Radical Cross Stitch blog: A few days ago members of the Melbourne Revolutionary Craft Circle went out armed with bags of finger knitted wool, seeds, painted banners, ribbons, thermoses, cups, cameras, chocolate and some sneaky hip flasks to engage in some creative resistance against the rampant speculation which is wreaking havoc in the […]

Line is not your typical clock

“Line” by lighting designer James Clar attempts to recreate color data systems through illuminating full-spectrum control of tri-color LEDs along its five foot array. The piece is basically a clock, where the RGB values are mapped to hours, minutes, and second creating trippy patterns that change throughout the day. Line by James Clar

Time lapse Radiohead LEGO video

What happens when you release a 3D movement dataset of Thom Yorke’s head? Somebody uses it to recreate the video, frame by frame, in LEGO (Watch the high quality vid for the best experience). Via Create Digital Motion. More: RA DIOHEA_D / HOU SE OF_C ARDS – Radiohead releases data set Radiohead on a Sinclair […]

Vital threads biofeedback apparel

The above video interview with Sean Montgomery was recorded at the recent Last HOPE conference where Mr. Montgomery exhibited his line of ‘Vital Threads’ projects. These wearable devices display realtime biological sensor data as visible (and boldly fashionable) adornment. Included in the collection – the Heart-on Shirt which pulses light in sync with Electrocardiogram readings, […]