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Monday February 27, 2012 I just returned from Tokyo, where my Electronic Instant Camera is exhibited at the National Arts Centre as part of JMAF . Now I have some photos to share: They can take one of their pictures home, but they also have to leave another one at the wall of the museum. This wall will become more and more full with photos of Tokyo heads with the time.
Niklas Roy
Kyle McDonald
People Staring at Computers 2011 A photographic intervention. Custom app installed around NYC computer stores, taking a picture each minute and uploading it. Photos exhibited on site, full screen, on every computer. Sharing Interviews
Peter Kropf
I had a need to control 16 fire poofers. I wanted the control to be done through a Arduino microcontroller so that the effects like Fire, Stage Left , Thumping and Fire Line can be done. So, a new fire control panel had to be built. Before I get too deep into the details of building the panel, please read Fire Effects – Safety before even considering doing something like this at home or where you like to play. The panel started out life as a stainless steel box ( A24H2412SS6LP ) that was received as part of a donation a while ago. It measures 24″ x 24″ x 12″.
Touch | Interaction with RFID and NFC
The Foundation for Design and Architecture in Norway ‘Norsk Form’ has nominated Einar Sneve Martinussen, Jørn Knutsen & Timo Arnall for the ‘Young Designer’ of the year award. The nomination follows the public success of Immaterials: Light painting WiFi project in both the Norwegian and international media, as well as the work in the Touch [...]
This is a short film, an experiment in machine-vision footage. It uses found-footage from computer vision research to explore how machines are making sense of the world. As robots begin to inhabit the world alongside us, how do they see and gather meaning from our streets, cities, media and from us? Machines have a tiny, [...]
Timo Arnall • Director, designer & researcher
Igor Clark
Igor Clark posted a photo: Having rarely seen much of it in the flesh before yesterday, I’ve never really been sure what I think about Rothko’s work. I suppose I’d always thought there was a kind of grim humour to it, with these huge window-like figures hung high in windowless gallery rooms; and I was aware not only of a Warhol-like fascination with repetition, cycle, and (im)mutability, but also of a somewhat Klein-esque experimentation with colour, texture and profundity — even if my perception of it was mediated and inevitably emasculated through the Habitat -isation of (e.g.) “ Orange and Yellow ”.I’m a Reader in Computer Science at the University of Glasgow, UK. My work borrows from philosophy, biology and other disciplines in order to feed into the design and theory of computer systems, especially mobile and ubiquitous computing. I lead the social/ubiquitous/mobile (SUM) group , and we work on theory, infrastructure and applications such as mobile multiplayer games and systems for health and fitness, cultural tourism and sports fans. My main project is A Population Approach to Ubicomp Systems Design , which investigates a new treatment of software class as a varied and evolving population of instances. Our collaborators include the Edinburgh festivals, Rangers FC and Turner Broadcasting Systems. Two RA/RF positions are being advertised: one in Glasgow (doing user studies, design work and theory), and one in London (doing statistical modelling and inference).
Matthew Chalmers
Pasta&Vinegar
Last month, when involved in a teaching seminar in France, I ran across this utterly curious scene. It’s basically a cell-phone with a piece of paper that shows a drawing, stuck on the device’s display. The drawing features a sort of animal quickly scribbled. This is exactly the sort of artifact that I like to find in my peripheral vision. Quick drawings, paper, duct tape and a technological devices: those are the ingredients that generally leads the observer to spot a bottom-up innovation of sort. De Certeau at its best probably.
About / Bio – Roo Reynolds
Roo Reynolds recently joined GDS as product manager . He was previously the head of technology at W+K London , where he helped identify creative and strategic opportunities in using interactive and digital communications for clients including Nike, Cravendale and the Kaiser Chiefs. Before that, as the portfolio executive for social media at BBC Vision, he developed the BBC’s strategy for social media and television, working with teams across the BBC to help deliver a wide range of projects and initiatives.Geraldine Juárez : simple.mechanisms
I am a pupil of the internet, my friends and Eyebeam, where i was Senior Fellow at the Production Lab (2002-2003, 2006–2008). I work on the internet and in the street through a wide range of media and outputs to understand the spaces that emerge when information, property and power collide. I am specially interested in low, open and apocalyptic technologies.David Wicks is a California-based artist exploring landscape systems and our relationship to the environment. He uses manual and computational processes to transform data into maps, drawings, animations, and interactive experiences with poetic and literal connections to the natural world.
David Wicks :: sansumbrella
Anything involving creative uses of interaction \ communication design be it on the internet \ physical interaction \ mobile – is really where my head is at. I am also a *massive* record nerd. I ran a record label from my bedroom for a few years…and i’ve been helping running a forum on records since 2000.
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Here's the screensaver version of one of the installations I did at the Glenfiddich One Day You Will Summit . It's a camera toy that has different types of fish swimming around, which you can interact with through your webcam. Creatures.saver To install, unzip it, and double click the resulting file. It should work for most modern mac laptops and iMacs with Mac OS 10.6 or higher installed.
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We’ve just come to the end of what I can quite confidently describe as the best conference I have ever been to, Fractal’11 in Medellín, Colombia. Hernán Oritz, one of the festival organisers (alongside Vivi Trujillo), contacted me around 18 months ago to speak at last year’s event. At the last minute the unpronounceable Icelandic volcano erupted and my flight was cancelled. I was relieved and excited when I was invited again this year. We’ve had an extremely busy but rewarding few days.