Homage to Cubism. A new collection of patches i am currently working on is about imitating styles by a few of my favorite artists like Picasso and Seurat – in Real Time Video. Tal’s drawing of a girl doing a sexy pose gave me the idea for this 5 minutes clip:
February 2, 2010 at 6:13 pm · Filed under Art, Technology
I’ve read about this first at @joshuakarjala’s website. This piece is simple and beautiful and I want to share it with you. Borrowed from www.psfk.com.
“How do electronic devices create temporary invisible spaces and modify behavior in their presence? Choy Ka Fai from RCA Design Interactions has filmed a video that demonstrates how the use of cameras in public spaces create spatial barriers between camera and subject which can be seen as impassable by passersby.
A simple device made of laser pointers outlines the camera’s field of view in the video below.”
January 14, 2010 at 5:34 pm · Filed under Art, Technology
Working on a new Cymatic Sculpture installation. Inspired by all the talks around the web about Cymatics I had an idea about a Cymatic Sculpture, I will use sound waves in different frequencies (being unknowingly controlled by my unsuspecting visitors) to sculpture in a special material. If you need a reminder about Cymatics check out this old post about making sound visible through cymatics.
I am looking for old SPEAKERS. Any old speakers will be welcomed, small ones and bigs ones (especially the latter. I will come to pick ‘em up anywhere near or around Tel Aviv. So if you’ve got any, please give me a call or email me. Thanks!
January 8, 2010 at 11:34 pm · Filed under Art, Technology
A great talk by a very amazing person. Dr. Temple Grandin talks about her experience with Autism – A rare look into their world. I am very interested in how we can make art that could interact with autistic people. If you know of any interesting links in the subject of assistive/art technology for Autism please leave them in a comment. It would be great to think of some sort of interactive environment or object that will allow children with autism to play, explore and be creative in a safe, controlled space, while exercising and gaining more social skills. This lecture is really fascinating, but it is also a little strange and it is a about an hour long. So bookmark this page and come back when you have a free hour to watch the whole thing. You wouldn’t want to stop in the middle anyway.
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