Passing Cloud is a recently submitted project for the international ideas competition: Life at the Speed of Rail, promoted by Van Alen Institute and the Department of Cultural affairs of New York City. Made by architect Tiago Barros…

KegBox or Keg# is a new type of keg, which replaces the traditional barrel kegs, that are bulky, heavy and impractical. Keg# is made by two danish designers – Niels Astrup & Maja Thorning Kristensen. Please do check out their portfolios – great stuff…

Get out your red/blue glasses and float next to 4 Vesta. A 500 kilometer diameter world, Vesta lies in the main asteroid belt between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter.

‘Eternity’ is a wall mounted sculpture made by american artists alicia eggert & mike fleming, consisting of 30 electric clocks rear-mounted to a large sheet of white acrylic. during installation, the black hour and minute hands of the clocks are aligned to spell the word ‘eternity’, and the clocks are plugged in to a series of power strips on the floor. the hands begin to move as soon as the switch on the last power strip is flipped, and the word almost immediately becomes a jumble of moving black lines.

I’ve always been fascinated of outer space e.g. space stations. One day I’d like to design one for myself – just for the fun of it. This one is designed by the russian orbital technologies.

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Danish based company specialized in digital and interactive architecture. Oh.. right up my alley! Take a look at their website at Kollision.

This is a sealing they made for the danish Saxo Bank.

HYPOSURFACE is a collaborative art installation featuring work by Mark Goulthorpe, Alex Scott, Paul Steenhuisen, Marc Downie, and others. Functionality ranges from fully automated/choreographed to fully interactive, using real-time audio analysis and processing, sample triggers, motion tracking, etc… Pretty old – but very very very cool!! It deserves a place here… Visit Hyposurface

Sound-installations by Kichul Kim… Pretty old but still very cool…

The Luminant Point Arrays show tube televisions in the moment they are swithed off… It kind of looks like some kind of old 3D structures… Cool…

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