[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.
[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.
[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.
[CONCEPT] 3D laser scanning opens up new possibilities to architecture. This powerful tool can provide a highly accurate representations of existing buildings.
[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.
[CONCEPT] Mat Mabe originally created the animal prints to decorate his children's room, but he soon developed an entire collection, one for each letter of the alphabet, based on the favorite animals of the kids around him.
[CONCEPT] Between the cartridges and the paper jams, inkjet printers can be a real pain so why not go back to a more reliable tool: the human hand.
[CONCEPT] Specialized in capturing light, Patrick Rochon took on a new challenge by photographing three wakeboarders, Mike Dowdy, Adam Errington, and Dallas Friday, at night. The LED lights strapped to the boards shine in the dark and become solid rays of light when shot by Patrick Rochon.
[CONCEPT] Created by MC10, this "tattoo" is a flexible electronic circuits that stick to your skin and monitor your health.
[CONCEPT] DO THE MUTATION imagined a new kind of masks which uses the possibilities offered by 3D printing.
[CONCEPT] The upcoming Space Exploration Signature Auction held by Heritage Auctions on April, 18th in Dallas features some interesting pieces, especially the manuals, press kits and other space-related printed material. Since most of them are from the 70's, they have a unique style.
[CONCEPT] Le Creative Sweatshop has made a name for itself by creating digital objects without any software. Often featured in fashion series or in AMUSEMENT itself, their handmade objects ironically play with our craving for new products. Their latest project is an online store which offers for sale objects from their shoots.
[CONCEPT] After the black and white series we featured back in November, Nick Frank is back, only this time in color. This series was taken in the subway of Berlin, Frankfurt and Dubai.
[CONCEPT] The old London power station that appears on the Pink Floyd album, Animals gets an amazing makeover in this amazing project . This project is the winner of a competition organized by ArchTrimph which goal was to rehabilitate the crumbling building.
[CONCEPT] This high tech fashion project explores the relationship between intimacy and technology. Made of "smart e-foils", the first series Intimacy Black and Intimacy White, become transparent based on the social interactions of the wearer
[CONCEPT] Bring the party with you at all time with this conceptual backpack. The Boom-Pack features 100w speakers, a docking station for your smartphone, a rechargeable battery and even a pico projector for an intense VJing session.
[CONCEPT] The race for the first 3D printed home has started! One of the contenders is the Protohouse 2.0 imagined by Softkill Design. This plastic structure is the second version of a prototype unveiled at the end of 2012.
[CONCEPT] Holes and gaps made onto the gallery walls create ephemeral light installations. The visitor can play with the light beams, blocking or diverting the light as he wanders in the exhibition space.
[CONCEPT] Use your body to create music with the five instruments imagined by Pieter Jan Pieters. The sensors installed in the small devices translate natural gestures into sounds.
[CONCEPT] These minimalist posters represent the scientific concepts featured in 1960's LIFE Science Library. A maze for the mind or nesting circles for sound and hearing, the simple treatment perfectly illustrates the mechanisms at work in each notion.
