From Teague Labs:
Using a Teagueduino and a few inputs and outputs, we put together a physical side-scrolling video game. To control it, there’s a knob on the side. As time advances the game gets faster and faster — can you avoid all the obstacles and make it to the end?
View the making of video for Johnny Kelly's short film “Back to the Start”. From Nexus Productions:
The pace and timeline of the film is captured beautifully in camera using traditional stop frame model animation techniques to track the life of a farmer. Filmed in one sweeping take the film was painstakingly animated over 4-weeks on one large all-encompassing model background.
Read more and watch the finished film here.
A good example of interactive architectural projection:
A mapping by 1024 Architecture, projected on the facade of former Lyrical theater the "Celestins". The building deformations and figures were controlled by the audience, using a microphone and an audio analysis algorythm.
Shown above is "B" with Lear Siegler. B is our Alpha — one of thee most knowledgeable, technically proficient members in the studio. Photograph by Mike Pifke.
DDB France created a shockingly sweet billboard for Tropicana's "Natural Energy" campaign that's powered entirely by oranges connected to zinc and copper electrodes. Read more about it at theinspirationroom.com.
It's Beer Friday at the studio. This is about right. Poster image shared via QS PRN.
Japanese advertising agency, Drill Inc. creates a Rude Goldberg marimba that plays "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" by Bach.
According to Dentsu,
Beyond these toys, we think Suwappu is a new kind of content platform, with various exciting social, creative and commercial possibilities.
Further information can be found here.
Fitness rises to another level. Our studio is quite fond of climbing. Here, Nendo created an interior installation "to express the original brand concept of becoming beautiful through movement."
An amusing kinetic sound sculpture created by David Ellis and scored by Roberto Carlos Lange. For more info visit the Joshua Liner Gallery.
Michael Hansmeyer creates an elaborate system based on a subdivision process out of cardboard sheets using algorithms invented by Pixar.
Mat Collishaw's exhibition, Hysteria at the Freud Museum in London.
In each image three layers live together, three worlds that could belong to a specific natural kingdom or to an anatomical part, but at the same time connect to a different psychological or emotional status that passes from the clear to the hidden, from the light to the darkness, from the awakeness to the dream in something that could be a sort of exploration of the surface’s deepness.
RGB Exhibitions by Carnovsky.
Delicate Boundaries by artist, Chris Sugrue explores virtual to real interfaces and interactivity.