Jason Lane builds some very awesome mechanical sculpture from reclaimed machinery parts. He has a particular talent for animal forms and movements all rendered in an ingenious toy-like manner – in addition, his mechanical rocking chair and musical human hamster wheel are not to be missed. Be sure to check out this video to see […]
Kage no Sekai is an amazing piece of interactive art. Although at first glance it looks like a regular wooden table, if you look at the shadows on its surface you’ll see the movement of mysterious life forms. When you approach it to have a better look, they sense your presence and hide away. They […]
Alexandre sent in this interesting sculpture made from a lot of LEDS and servos to control the movement. There is a video available on the web site. Æ’5³ _ framework 5*5*5 refers to informatics’ modular workspace, called a framework. Here, Æ’5³ ‘s “frames” constitute the framework, a space built up by five modules of 2*2m, […]
Robert Bradford makes these interesting sculptures out of cheap plastic toys and other assorted bits. His rainbow colored pieces range from an AK-47 to a dog. The Mauger Modern Art Gallery describes Bradfords work as: Robert’s ideas come from a wide variety of sources, and include psychotherapeutic concepts (the artist practiced as a therapist for […]
Keith Lam (a.k.a. The Demos) created a real life Mario game installation called “Moving Mario”. The video shows the artwork and describes a lot about the creation process. It would have been a lot easier to use parallax scrolling of the background, but the point is you actually MOVE Mario, not the background…and a moving […]
If you don’t already know, I love the Arduino, and Sonic Body has a great interactive sculpture made with one of these cool little microcontrollers. The Sonic Body is an audio-installation that uses interactive technology to create an orchestra of the human body. Developed as collaboration between four interdisciplinary artists and a heart surgeon, the […]
