Archive for the 'Technology' Category
Diego Stocco – Music From a Tree
Posted on Junho 9, 2010 - Filed Under Art, Digital Culture, Performance, Technology | Leave a Comment
Sound designer Diego Stocco has created another amazing, nature-based music composition. This time, Stocco played a tree from his backyard as an instrument. Using a combination of specialty microphones and fine acoustical tuning of the tree’s branches, he was able to generate an assortment of unique sounds.
Via PSFK
The Procreative Dinner, an ephemeral work between art, science and gastronomy
Posted on Maio 31, 2010 - Filed Under Art, Design, Technology | Leave a Comment
The Procreative Dinner is based on the idea of a child «à la carte», and creates a reflexion about how the new techniques of assisted procreation lead us to an artificial evolution of the human being through selection.
The artist associates her art to a chef étoilé and a specialized scientist [...]
13th Street – Last Call
Posted on Abril 23, 2010 - Filed Under Advertising, Digital Culture, Interactive, Technology | Leave a Comment
Interactive Theatrical for the 13TH STREET CHANNEL in Germany.
Scratch Cassette – Alexis Malbert
Posted on Março 1, 2010 - Filed Under Digital Culture, Technology | Leave a Comment
Via Today and Tomorrow
Augmented reality tattoo
Posted on Fevereiro 16, 2010 - Filed Under Digital Culture, Technology | Leave a Comment
Via Designboom
Web 2.0 Suicide Machine
Posted on Janeiro 15, 2010 - Filed Under Technology | Leave a Comment
No need to say more.
Via Web 2.0 Suicide Machine
Mass: We Pray – The Video Game
Posted on Novembro 20, 2009 - Filed Under Animation, Technology | Leave a Comment
“A family shouldn’t have to wait until Sunday to worship the Lord. Now you can go to church every day without leaving your home.”
Via Mass We Pray
Paris by Tim Schwartz
Posted on Setembro 21, 2009 - Filed Under Art, Technology | Leave a Comment
The piece is attached via a network cable to the internet where it monitors news and search results for “paris hilton” and “paris france” and displays an average result in real-time.
Via Tim Schwartz