TAKEOVER card prototype front.
Output testing.
TAKEOVER card prototype back.
Andrew Reitano populating the prototype board at Todd Bailey’s workbench.
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some things i made and some things i found. i enjoy unpopular music, take photos, and might be on twitter. » i also have a design portfolio. |
Saw this series at the Venice Biennale years and years ago… still thinking about them.
Roman Opałka was a French-born Polish painter who painted numbers. In 1965 he began painting a process of counting – from one to infinity. Starting in the top left-hand corner of the canvas and finishing in the bottom right-hand corner, the tiny numbers were painted in horizontal rows. As of July 2004, he had reached 5.5 million. (via triangulation)
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EXTRA_MUROS 2011
Period. - Baillat Cardell & Fils + Iregular [CA]
Architextures - NomIg [CA]
EXTRA_MUROS 2010
Time Drifts - Philipp Geist [DE]
Bloc Jam - Mélissa Mongiat + Mouna Andraos [CA]
EXTRA_MUROS 2009
Conveyor’s Tower - AntiVJ [FR]
Make Out - Raphael Lozano-Hemmer [CA]
La conspiration du bien - Amuse [CA]
dislock - Dominique Skoltz [CA]
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Kickstarter - GLI.TC/H 20111!?▐▐▐▀▀▀▀▀▀▄▄▀▀▌▌▌▐▐▐DIT▀▀▀▀▀Do▄it▄2gather▀▀▀▀
GLI.TC/H is both a physical and virtual event with always-on online games, galleries, easter-eggs, downloadable artware, scavenger hunts, APIs, and loads of other experimental components. These activities will continue through-out and beyond the physical events.
unsigned reject; an edition of 5 is still at the print studio. 8 runs, 2 gradients, hand-made separations with rapidograph, china marker, and plaka paint. ~70 hours.
based on original photography.
Horse heels by Iris Schieferstein
Yes, indeed they’re real horse and goat hooves! German artist Iris Schieferstein specialises in creating very flamboyant boots and shoes made from a combination of deceased animal parts and other materials.
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firing squad 2.0 preview by Tasman Richardson
televisions were filmed in my studio and then cut up into clips. The clips are triggered via midi composition and improvisation in ableton live. what you see is what you hear.
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FRAMED* was first conceptualized by Yugo Nakamura of tha ltd., as a new platform for digital art, designed for everyday interior spaces. This project is a collaboration between Yugo Nakamura, Yoshihiro Saitoh, interior designer and founder of A-Study Co., Ltd., and Om, Inc., a design and engineering team based in Taipei. (via FRAMED* — A Platform for New Art Forms)
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The principal idea behind a luminarium is to give the visitor an experience of light and colour that will be appreciated for its beauty.
A Sequence of Lines Traced by Five Hundred Individuals by clement valla
A Sequence of Lines Consecutively Traced by Five Hundred Individuals is an online drawing tool that lets users do just one thing - trace a line. Each new user only sees the latest line drawn, and can therefore only trace this latest imperfect copy. As the line is reproduced over and over, it changes and evolves - kinks, trembling motions and errors are exaggerated through the process. A Sequence of Lines Consecutively Traced by Five Hundred Individuals was first created as a tool to be used in conjunction with Amazon’s Mechanical Turk - an online labor market. Mechanical Turk workers were payed 2 cents to trace a line.
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A film on the purpose and techniques of calligraphy.
Kinetic Art - Dynamic Structure 1586
Kinetic object (triptych) with 36 independently moving tubes, computer controlled (integrated).
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