The third day of 7 in 7 at ITP produced The Drowning Pool, The Boundary Belt, openFrameworks Video Mirror, Attention Quotient and an Open-source Arduino Clock. Click on a picture to read about each one-day project in the 7 in 7 blog. Days: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
This installation on display in Montreal, Canada by Uruguayan artist and architect Juliana Rosales focuses on the relationship between built and natural environments and the occupants of both spaces. The project uses an Arduino and custom circuitry to monitor the local environment and affect an array of natural plants accordingly. More info at the link […]
This is a nice interactive artwork that generates music based on the users placement of the objects on the table. The website has a lot of photos of the build, and you can even download some music for free! Although there’s a lot of technology going on to make the Etiquette installation work, one of […]
Alexey Titarenko’s “City of Shadows” – great long exposure photos from St. Petersburg, Russia of people – via jwz.
In case you haven’t been keeping up – The desktop wallpaper project over @ Kitsune Noir has been running strong, amassing quite a diverse collection of new art to dress up your OS. Inspiring work – I just might try penning a few patterns myself – The Desktop Wallpaper Project Related: Desktop art from UPSO […]
Stunning and intricate artwork made with money via Land-o-links (anyone know who the artist is?). Related: Business cards made from dollar bills, cut with a laser… HOW TO – Fold a Shamrock from a Dollar Bill. Refacing government tender.
From the MAKE Flickr photo pool Bugmaker (aka Andrew Scott) lives up to his moniker sharing some more shots of his eerily lifelike sculpture. He sites “acrylic on PVC gel and aluminum” as his materials – no mention of which planet/dimensional rift/dreamscape the above “SandCreature” hails from. – SandCreature on Flickr Related: Bugmaker (photos)
