Stitch for Senate, launched on the day of the 4th anniversary of the US invasion of Iraq, invites […]
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Alyssa Wright, from the Computing Culture group at MIT, has created a fantastic performance/project called Cherry Blossoms. The […]
Every year each of us lose about 192 hours (8 days!) of visual sight time to blinking. Andrew […]
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One of those elegant masks by Spanish designer Carlos Diez*. In the meantime i’m sporting one of his […]
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Yuichiro Katsumoto from imgl/Keio Media Design in Japan has developed a fascinating “toy” which could turn potentially any […]
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So there’s this designer called Gori de Palma who paid her models to wear this fancy accessory on […]
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While visiting the exhibition titled Betes de Style/Animals With Style at the MUDAC museum in Lausanne (reviewed so […]
Mary Mattingly’s computer-enhanced photography and videos portrait a world she believes the human race will one day inhabit. […]
Tal Drori commented on the Muttering Hats by pointing to a brilliant goofy project of hers. I didn’t […]
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I’ve blogged some pretty wild thingies to grace your head in the past: stunning hats made of human […]
I’m sometimes asked what my favourite “new media art”/interaction design projects are. The answer varies according to my […]
The Product Design department of the Royal College of Art in London is having a show this week. […]
Still slowly sharing my notes from NEXT exhibition and conference. Tomorrow i’ll be in London. And when a […]
A stunning pair of cow pants brought back from a 1937 issue of Popular Science by Modern Mechanix. […]
Compass, by Lawrence Malstaf, is an orientation machine to be worn around the waist. As the wearer walks […]
Whether it’s to get away from a personal crisis or from universal threats, from time to time we […]
With The Fruit Fly Farm sculpture, Laura Beloff is investigating both technological society and organic (insect) society. The […]
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Scientists at the CSIRO‘s Textile and Fibre Technology division in Australia have woven electronic sensors into a T-shirt […]
I’m currently in Rotterdam and Amsterdam for the Fleshing Out seminar/workshop (organized by V2 and Virtueel Platform) as […]
In 1964 Dutch artist Pieter Engels started up a funeral home by the name of ENIO. The catalog […]
An employee of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency presents a space suit on the catwalk of the Hyper […]
Friends, Hosts and Parasite, by Mouna Andraos and Sonali Sridhar (who developed the Balance/Imbalance shirt), explores possible symbiotic […]
A couple raise a toast to their own indulgence as they enjoy the luxurious pleasures of an air […]
A very nice collection of suits customized for sea lions. Designed by Japanese artist Takashi Kuribayashi and presented […]
Earlier this month, Hussein Chalayan wowed the Paris runway audience (and the blogs!) with five dresses that twitch, […]
Net_Dérive, by Atau Tanaka and Petra Gemeinboeck with the collaboration of Ali Momeni, is a location sensitive mobile […]
undersound is an interface that allows you to listen to, distribute and affect the flow of music on […]
French designer Matali Crasset invites those suffering from seasonal affecting disorder to get their daily dose of light […]
Fashioning the Future. Tomorrow’s Wardrobe, by Suzanne Lee, a Senior Research Fellow in Fashion at Central Saint Martins, […]
Electricity flowing around the body. What an uncomfortable thought, writes Hannah Perner-Wilson. Yet she designed the Clothing that […]
One Eye Ball is an attempt by Hung-Chih Pen to experience the world from the view of dogs. […]
Day-for-Night, an hommage to Paco Rabanne and a celebration of the beauty of electronics, is a modular, reconfigurable […]
Beverly Tang is finally launching the 21f website. TWENTY1F (or 21F) is a group of designers, researchers, artists […]
Freestyle SoundKit was another piece i liked at the Conflux festival. It’s the latest project by Jessica Thompson […]
Conflux was a hell of fun and i’ll post more about it over the next few days. There […]
Philips Design has prototyped two garments that demonstrate how electronics can be incorporated into fabrics and clothes to […]