Alex Queral does these wonderful heads, carved out of phone books (then painted with acrylics). In his Artist’s Statement, he says: I carve the faces out of phone books because I like the three-dimensional quality that results and because of the unexpected results that occur working in this medium. The three-dimensional quality enhances the feeling […]
“Where is your art?” is a collaboration between Márton András Juhász, Melinda Matúz, Gergely Kovács and Barbara Sterk. The piece uses hacked electronic toys, stripped of their furry little pelts, and connects them to Twitter. Every time the term “art” is found on the Twitter feed, the toys will speak the tweet. I want one! […]
I’ve seen plenty of hacks based on the iconic Etch A Sketch, however this one may take the cake. Andrew Sliwinski has added a third wheel (and a bunch of electronics) to the traditional toy design, allowing users to make drawings in three dimensions! An Anaglyphic display is used to present the image. A remake […]
Product Design students Andrew Duffy, Craig Tyler and Edward Harrison built this cordless drill powered table top rotational molding machine in order to learn more about the process.
… errr, crisp flat bread to be specific. Macumbista shares this video troubleshooting a very noisy knäckebröd from a 3 day Sound Sculpture workshop @ Neon Gallery, Sweden. Seems surprisingly sturdy for an edible, no?
Amazing sculptures from Peter Jansen, moving through space and time.
Tokyo-based artist/programmer Daito Manabe posted this demo video of what appears to be a visually interactive laser setup with generative sound – Alvaro Cassinelli: concept, software and hardware development Daito Manabe: sound concept and sound generation Kuribara Yusaku: latest software development including contour tracking and interface Stephane Perrin: participated in early development of the smart […]
