[DIGITALLY-INSPIRED] Erdal Inci makes a great use of the loop possibilities offered by the GIF format. Using himself as a subject, multiple versions of himself make the same robotic actions.
[MUST-HAVE] This new concept adapts the structure of the shoe to the anatomy and biomechanics of the wearer. After compiling data from a test run with trainers equipped with pressure sensors tracks, the system generates a shoe unique to the feet and activity of the wearer.
[WATCH&LISTEN] A bizarre journey in a land far up North where faces are frozen in time and colors are melting on the white landscape. A visually stunning music video showcasing the great talent of Dvein.
[CONCEPT] This installation invites visitors to select a song on an iPad and to watch its visualization on the walls of the space. Painted with black and white lines, the five walls become a canvas for the digital mapping. More than a simple visualization, motion capture enables the visitor to interact with the animation.
[AGENDA] Five years after investing the Palais de Tokyo for a gigantic solo show, Loris Gréaud is back in two of Paris' most prestigious institutions, the Louvre and the Centre Pompidou.
[CONCEPT] The Design Exquis exhibition in London uses the Exquisite Corpse as a method of creation for design pieces. Matthew Plummer-Fernandez 3D printed a modern Venus in response to the picture he was given.
[DIGITALLY-INSPIRED] Become Godzilla and terrify a bunch of villagers just by walking past them in this Kinect-powered installation. The people projected on wooden boxes run for their lives as soon as the visitor approaches them.
[CONCEPT] Presented at the Geneva Mapping Festival, "Isotopes V.02" can be seen as a metaphor on nuclear power, in light of the Fukushima event.
[DIGITALLY-INSPIRED] Traviss Smalley goes against the distinction between the analog and the digital by using techniques from both worlds in his collages.
[GAME-INSPIRED] GeoGuessr transforms Google Street View in a game! Lost somewhere in some random area captured by Google's camera, you have to guess your location
[DIGITALLY-INSPIRED] Christophe Lepot conducts chromatic experiments but uses pixels instead of paint. He distorts his images pixel by pixel to create these vast panoramic images where colors slowly emerge from the upper layers to form a hypnotic pattern.
[CONCEPT] 3D laser scanning opens up new possibilities to architecture. This powerful tool can provide a highly accurate representations of existing buildings.
[WEIRD APP] This iPhone app lets you modify a picture of your choice by applying one of the 12 presets at your disposal. Modify the parameters, such as the mess or pixel density and you will get a unique piece of pixel art.
[DIGITALLY-INSPIRED] A symbol from the digital world, the broken image icon finds its way in our reality. The frames, notepads, envelopes or CDs of the installation are all blank, their content being replaced by the infamous icon.
[DIGITALLY-INSPIRED] Universal Everything created an installation to promote Nike's latest technology, Flyknit. The four sides of a video cube streams a slightly altered version of the visitor's reflection. Kinect cameras capture his presence and translate it in a swarm of colorful particles that follow the visitor's movement.
As mentioned earlier this week, the second edition of the Fubiz Awards are currently underway! The competition celebrates the best creative works from the past year divided in 8 categories. Today, we have a look at the nominees in the Desgin category.
[DIGITALLY-INSPIRED] Besides being great pieces of Street Art, Insa's graffitis get a second life in the digital world as GIFs.
[CONCEPT] Daniel Sierra considers sine waves as the building blocks of sound. He puts in application this principle in this animation made for his thesis.
[WATCH&LISTEN] Gangpol & Mit are back with a new video which showcases one more time their love for black humor.
The Fubiz Awards are back! The competition launched last year by the inspirational website rewards the best creative works in 8 different categories.
