The annual ITP show is a two day exhibition of interactive sight, sound and physical objects by the student artists of ITP (Interactive Telecommunications Program, Tisch School of the Arts, New York University). Here are some of our favorite projects this year, this is a giant post – scroll scroll! Picture here, single white android. […]
Here are the ITP winter show photos, I’ll have my picks and a write up soon – for now, enjoy! – Link.
The rubber Buddha… is tire(d) – [via] Link.
“Natebu”, a project by André Huber and Roland Broennimann of the University of Applied Sciences in north western Switzerland, attempts to mirror motion in a matrix of LEDs on a public surface. They recently showed the project at the DIY Festival in Zurich. Natebu Project Blog – Link
Artist Simone Rachel’s meat objects. I like the “water closet” and bicycle the most… [via] Link.
Here’s one of the artsy Sony projects that will likely never go beyond the concept phase, but very cool to think about… a little pet-like TV (reminds me of the Sony Rolly on my desk!) – The concept of “Little TV that Rest in Your Hand” inspired an organic form (like a living creature) and […]
This is one of my favorite projects from 1999. Ola Pehrson’s “Desktop” consists of a blue wall with Windows 95 icons hung vertically on the left side, and a camera pointing at the wall. On the desk is a monitor displaying the feed from the camera on its screen so it looks like an actual […]
