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MacBook transforms
Some French guy is working on his MacBook laptop when suddenly it begins to transform into a spaceship then flies away.
-R-G-B- by Rafael Rozendaal
fletchowns.net
-R-G-B- by Rafael Rozendaal WARNING! THIS LINK HAS BRIGHT FLASHING COLORS. DO NOT CLICK IF YOU ARE PRONE TO SEIZURES - http://fletchowns.net/
Me: Girl takes pic of herself every day for three years
Girl takes pic of herself every day for three years
Music by Nathan Melsted
Robbie Cooper’s Immersion Experiment
Robbie Cooper’s film stills capture children’s faces as they play violent videogames and form the basis of an art project that could also help us understand the effects of spending time in a virtual world
Diesel ‘Liquid Space’ Holographic Fashion Show
Fashion show of SS’08 Preview Collection at Pitti Uomo. Journey through time and liquid space to a futuristic world of bioluminescence, giant mechanic cephalopods, futuristic aquanauts and mysterious galactic polips. Witness the first catwalk show with real models showing with holographic models.
Electric stimulus to face-test
The newest in performance art! This Japanese man has rigged a bunch of electric wires to his face to make facial ‘expressions’ to the rhythm of some electronic music (it gets better worse over the course of the video). Warning - may be kinda gross for some, but it is safe for work:
Rundle Lantern Launch
Posted by pangjin on May 30, 2009 in Installation, Videos
Rundle Lantern Launch, 7:30pm October 2008. Located on the corner of Pultney and Rundle Street in Adelaide, the Rundle Lantern is a cultural canvas designed by Fusion.com.au. Fusion is an innovation agency that connects people to brands. Created for the Adelaide City Council, the Rundle Lantern operates nightly from 8pm till midnight, and until 2am on Friday and Saturday nights.
Virgin America’s IFE - letVAfly.com
An exclusive look at the technology behind Virgin America’s In-Flight Entertainment system, “Red” - www.letvafly.com
Struktable Multitouch Installation
Posted by pangjin on May 5, 2009 in Installation, Videos
The Struktable is an interactive installation built by Strukt to develop multi-touch applications. It can be rented for events or permanent installations with custom software developed for individual needs.
With its 70-inch display size, the Struktable is built for simultaneous interaction of 8 people and more. The touch-sensitive surface recognizes unlimited finger touches at the same time - therefore, users can interact more intuitively.
The portable design makes it versatile for diverse applications: product presentations at trade fairs, interactive gamestations at conferences or information terminals in public space.
DEADLINE post-it stop motion
Senior final year project at Savannah College of Art and Design. USA
the making of video