First edition of Britzpetermanns shop window installation project. The series is starting with “All Eyes On You”, a bunch of different sized eyes who follow the passers-by. Simple concept, but the effect was immense. The passers-by loved it especially the kids react with the installation without any inhibitions. Check britzpetermann.com for more information.
It kind of reminds me of this interactive installation by rAndom International:
This has been the busiest semester yet – which unfortunately has been affecting this blogs entries. Sorry about that – Talk To The Hand will go back in 2012 to a more steady rhythm. But now: Merry Christmas to you all!
Three Cubes Colliding from Jimandtonic on Vimeo.
Despite Im a busy man these days Im heading in the studio with my band Everybody Loves Drums to record our second EP. Oh it will be awesome…
This video only shows a short part of a longer incoming installation, which explores the relationship between 2 Harmonic waves in different graphical/musical ways. It’s made by Iasal…
A temporary installation as part of a residency Atelier Nord’s ANX in Oslo, Norway, silant.counter.repetition is a video and sound sculpture consisting of two projectors and 24 transparent screens. The screens were positioned so as to create a diamond like shape when viewed from the sides and a the illusion of a tunnel of light when viewed from the ends, each instance of the image getting progressively larger…
Next week I’m going to hear about Troika at the danish architecture center. A talk I’m very much looking forward to. This is their resent installation called ’Thixotropes’. It is a kinetic sculpture that is comprised of a series of eight illuminated mechanised structures, each of them shaped as a composition of intersecting angular and geometric forms that are made of thin tensed steel banding lined with rows of LED’s.
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…
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