Via Notcot, Michel de Broin’s – Superficielle – mirrors in the forest have an alien-like effect… Mirror, glue, cement / Vosges, Alsace, France – Upon invitation to reflect on the notion of transparency, that led me into the forest to envelop the contour of a large stone with fragments of mirror. The large stone, tucked […]
Digital tree silhouette via Land-o-links. Related: Magnetic curtain. Window curtain control. “Better View” curtain. Curtain makes it looks like you have a life.
Liquid Space 2.1 is an interactive artwork that changes its physical form in response to human sounds and motion. Using embedded electronics and software, the project creates a dialogue with its visitors by evolving its behavior over time. Pretty intense setup here using a variety of LEDs and electroluminescent lighting to deliver the effect of […]
I visited New Museum located @ 235 Bowery in NYC for an exhibit called “Unmonumental” – on Thursday nights you can avoid the $12 admission fee (free Thursdays!). There were a few interesting exhibits made from mostly “found” and urban objects, I liked the lock picks, button mattress, free speech zone fencing and the burning […]
Michelle @ CRAFT writes: It sounds gross, but this amazing looking lamp, Ruminant Bloom, is made by artist Julia Lohmann out of preserved sheep stomachs. Ruminant Bloom lamp – [via] Link.
Alvin Aronson, a student at RISD, made this clock that raises and lowers individual segments of corian gradually to tell the time. Very slick, here’s the video – Link, and his site – Link.
The Life clock, by Bertrand Planes runs on a “clock mechanism slowed down 61320 times” so that each number represents years. – Link Marco writes in asking – “How does one make one of these?” Well, besides having highly reliable components – I’d imagine the clock hands could be animated by stepper motors which in […]
