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Bark touch panel triggers audio/visual footage of the making of bark canoe. Ningenneh Tunapry Exhibition Tasmanian Museum and Gallery.
University of Lincoln College of Arts degree show.
Picture: Chris Vaughan Photography
Date: June 2, 2017
For this years DesCours, an annual AIA event, held in New Orleans Louisiana. Francis Bitonti (http://www.fadarch.com) and Brian Osborn (http://www.bo-th.com) collaborated to construct a 500sqft robotic canopy.
The illuminated canopy fills the upper portion of a small courtyard in the French Quarter. As participants fill the courtyard the space is transformed by a field of kinetic devices. “Our objective is to create a fluid public condition which is programmed by habitation and social interaction.” Participants control the architecture through the seating. The ceiling is created from a grid of robotic components. The components randomly contract and expand while at rest. When the space is empty only one turns on at a time. As people begin to occupy the seats under the canopy, more components begin flickering on and off. Two people will cause three units to randomly dance around three people will activate four and four people will activate 5 etc…
Web video and Flash encoded on-line presentation with download facility to promote and explain how audio messaging can drive sales and provide an enhanced marketing performance.
Sales and marketing team laptop sales presenter using software simulation, corporate video to provide seamless and cross channel marketing messages.
Ningenneh Tunapry Exhibition Tasmanian Museum and Gallery. Culture Island tactile touch panels trigger audio recordings of current cultural practices.
Culture Windows footage of surviving culture practices shell necklace making, dance, kelp water carriers and basket weaving. High definition footage of the cultural practices and related landscape is projected into existing arched windows.
Culture Windows footage of surviving culture practices shell necklace making, dance, kelp water carriers and basket weaving. High definition footage of the cultural practices and related landscape is projected into existing arched windows.
University of Lincoln College of Arts degree show.
Picture: Chris Vaughan Photography
Date: June 2, 2017
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After following www.britishexpats.com for 3 days I noticed in some cases patterns occurred in the subject matter according to location. My findings led to this board book, transforming the virtual conversation into a physical object.
The concept follows threads of conversations held in small concertina books through laser cut holes. The reader can dip in and out to get snippets of information about the expat lifestyle.
Giacometti (sculpture), Picasso (painting, back wall) as seen in the Art Institute, Chicago Modern Wing. Architects: Renzo Piano, Interactive Design
Latest version of a logo I've been working on for htm-ale. Htm-ale (htm-ale.com) is a podcast that my business partner and I created where we discuss beer and all things interwebs. Feedback on the logo (and the podcast) are welcome. Please keep in mind we're only on episode 3. In other words, we're still working on things.
Identity font system for Bakkehusmuseet.
The Bakkehus Museum is a museum of literature and cultural history in the home in which Kamma and Knud Lyne Rahbek lived at the beginning of the 19th century.
During his session Persuasive Psychology for Interactive Design, Brian Cugleman walked us through his Persuasive Communication Model. The model outlines all stages of the communication process end-to-end, and several factors within each to consider when planning influential technologies. One of several takeaways from PodCamp 2013 (#pcto13)