I don’t like everything Bruno Peinado creates. But when i do, i spam all my friends with images […]
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Artissima, the art fair that closed yesterday in Turin, was even more recreative than the last edition i […]
Scientists at the CSIRO‘s Textile and Fibre Technology division in Australia have woven electronic sensors into a T-shirt […]
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The Singapore Miracle, a tree that periodically “rains” 2000 litres of water. By IEPE, the creator of the […]
Just back from my first trip to Artissima. Ladies with necklaces, chihuahua under the arm and super shiny […]
Built in the ‘30s according to plans by Fritz Schupp and Martin Kremmer, as part of one of […]
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The MIT Senseable City project had a big room inside the Italian Pavilion of the Biennale this year. […]
While screen technology is currently about new resolution and glossy colours, Innovation Lab have been co-operating with Christoffer […]
Sexobject, a 1979 performance complete with rubber bands, leather corset, whip and balloons filled with black ink. By […]
Yeay! This morning the postman brought my copy of Worldchanging: A Users Guide for the 21st Century and […]
Contato qwerty was conceived by Brazilian artist Fernando Rabelo as an extrapolation of the reverse engineering concept: it […]
In Compassion, Lynda Abraham creates a behavioral science lab. The sculpture, designed for “two people who are hateful […]
In the near future, most of us will be implanted with some kind of artificial body part. Metalosis […]
In 1964 Dutch artist Pieter Engels started up a funeral home by the name of ENIO. The catalog […]
HiTV encourages people to actively show what they think of the TV programme. They can toss a soft […]
The theme of the Korean Pavilion this year is perma n stant (permanent + instant). As one of […]
Three images from China. Police-Exercise The first is from photographer Ebru Erülkü and it’s part of Beijing Case, […]
Tometaxy.net allows net users to send almost any messages, text and/or images, to a remote and physical public […]
For Enough Rope, by Jo Coupe, a pile of fruit is left to rot on an ornate round […]
The installations, interior design and objects at the British Pavilion were so lavishly presented, stylish and nice-ish that […]
I’ve had an overdosis of interactive tables a while ago but that doesn’t mean that i can’t be […]
No fancy trip! Just blogging from my kitchen in sunny Turin and it’s the first time i’ve ever […]
I saw The Cup Communicator a few months ago at the RCA show. There wasn’t much explanation about […]
Musette Party at the French Pavilion of the Biennale. Titled métacity/métavilla, the place is stylishly chaotic, unpretentious, and […]
Moby, by Louis de Cordier, is a Life-Unit, consisting of an individual sleep module with extensions, such as […]
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An employee of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency presents a space suit on the catwalk of the Hyper […]
The Austrian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale of Architecture is called Form, Raum, Net (shape, space, network), three […]
As some of you have written me that they’d like to see more graduation projects from the Design […]
Another great photographer of urban space i discovered while visiting Spectacular City in Rotterdam (just realised how much […]
As a (very absent) contributor of World Changing, i should have done a better job at promoting one […]
Déplacements consists of 24 computer case fans forming a rectangle. Each fan is a “pixelâ€?, its number of […]
I’ve just received the press kit of the Graduation projects at the Design Academy in Eindhoven. I’m still […]
The US pavilion wasn’t my favourite. It is definitely not one of those pavilions invaded by architects who […]
Mario’s Furniture 2 is an installation and interactive game created by Hillary Mushkin and S.E. Barnet. Instead of […]
Situated several hours north of Tokyo, the region of Echigo-Tsumari invited a few years ago some artists and […]
I was planning to write a review of Spectacular City, the exhibition i saw at the Netherlands Institute […]
A very very nice Japanese Pavilion. Instead of presenting us his vision of the future of architecture as […]
A Californian inventor has patented a new breed of throwable games controllers. Each “tossable peripheral” resembles a normal […]
A 72 meter high tower stands at Telefonplan in Stockholm. Half a century ago, it belonged to Ericsson […]