October 03, 2006
September 12, 2006
Julien Celdran
Satellite dishes customized by Julien Celdran.The decorative elements are chosen by the apartment inhabitants based on ornamental objects found in the apartment such as carpets, clothing or jewellry. The customization is free for the inhabitants as the projects is financed by public funds.
February 23, 2006
Center for Tactical Magic
"Infiltrating the heartland of America, the Center for Tactical Magic worked with the Salina Art Center, the City of Salina (Kansas), and a dozen local high school students to construct a 30 ft. surveillance clubhouse directly behind the back of the city park's Statue of Liberty. An amalgam of playhouse, pyramid, pentagon, prison, and panopticon, the multiple-level structure was comprised of various access points, observation areas, and an exotic range of surveillance mechanisms. Combining high-tech equipment (pinhole cameras, wireless transmitters, thumbprint scan access, radio scanners, electronic bugging devices, and more) with more arcane means of information acquisition (telepathy, astral projection, ouija, tarot, astrology, crystal gazing, and others) the Outpost was the physical manifestation of a fantastical integration of extra-sensory perception."
November 04, 2005
KAYA optics
Experiment #1
Environment:
- A warm, sunny day in March.
Equipment:
- A mannequin dressed in thin, black cloth.
- A piece of printed card.
- A Sony camcorder 'TR250PK'.
- A KAYA 37mm PF4.
October 13, 2005
Secret art
"...Michael Davidson started enthusiastically tearing apart Hewlett-Packard workstations and Digital Equipment Corp.'s Vax minicomputers to find more silicon chip images. And when Davidson posted the images online, chip designers started sending him new samples, often challenging him to find the artwork without telling him what it was. Now he has more than 300 chips with unusual micrographic imagery."
October 06, 2005
Akino Kondoh
Akino Kondoh's work is at Mizuma Art Gallery at FIAC 2005 in Paris through October 10.
October 04, 2005
Yubi-wa
A model demonstrates NTT DoCoMo’s wearable handset device ‘Yubi-Wa’ at the CEATEC JAPAN 2005, a technology trade exhibition, in Makuhari, east of Tokyo October 4, 2005. The prototype handset which the company believes is the world’s first wearable handset, features a bone conduction transceiver, and is used by inserting a finger with the device into the earhole, the company officials said. The exhibition runs from Tuesday until Saturday and feature around 700 companies in this year. REUTERS/Issei Kato
yahoo news
August 02, 2005
Live Journal Spy
Another great tool to anonymously look into other people's lives... these LiveJournal exhibitionists deserve it anyways. This site displays the last 50 photos uploaded to the public diary site LiveJournal. You can also click on the photos and be taken to the user's LiveJournal, so you too can get a glimpse into the life of the 16 year old girl who painted this righteous tree-growing-out-of-an-electric-guitar painting.
If you like ways to look into the online lives of random others, also try Metaspy to get a glimpse of what other people are searching the web for.
May 19, 2005
idrawperfectcirclesfreehand@hotmail.com
"this one is a very difficult perfect circle within a perfect circle that i did in the national circle drawing competition. it won me second place and probably would have won first if it werent for the error at about 4 o'clock on the inner circle. it was done with a mid-priced ball point pen on plain white paper and measures just under 2 inches for the inner circle and a whopping 3.95 inches for the outer circle (by far my biggest ever perfect circle)."
This guy is awesome. Too bad the National Circle Drawing Competition is now defunct.
He draws perfect circles. Freehand. With the email address to go with the talent.
April 20, 2005
Puzzle Master
What Scott Kim doesn't do: crossword puzzles, jigsaw puzzles, trivia games, action games.
Kim's specialty: single-player puzzles in spirit of Tetris and M.C. Escher.
Background: graphic design, user interface design, programming, and mathematics.
