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a new interface for the squatting supermarkets installation was featured recently at the SMIR project.
Traditional products were added to the system, documenting their history, sustainable production processes and ecologic impacts.
by FakePress, Art is Open Source
produced by SMIR project, Marcovaldo association and Share Festival
a new interface for the squatting supermarkets installation was featured recently at the SMIR project.
Traditional products were added to the system, documenting their history, sustainable production processes and ecologic impacts.
by FakePress, Art is Open Source
produced by SMIR project, Marcovaldo association and Share Festival
a new interface for the squatting supermarkets installation was featured recently at the SMIR project.
Traditional products were added to the system, documenting their history, sustainable production processes and ecologic impacts.
by FakePress, Art is Open Source
produced by SMIR project, Marcovaldo association and Share Festival
a new interface for the squatting supermarkets installation was featured recently at the SMIR project.
Traditional products were added to the system, documenting their history, sustainable production processes and ecologic impacts.
by FakePress, Art is Open Source
produced by SMIR project, Marcovaldo association and Share Festival
An exploration of designing for meaningfulness, combining traditional craft (kintsugi) with electronics and interaction. www.meaningfuldevices.com
Created by Vanessa Julia Carpenter with FabLabRUC (Dzl) (fablab.ruc.dk), FabCafe Tokyo (fabcafe.com/tokyo/), and Kintsugi Artist Kurosawa (kurovsya.com).
Kristen Berman was kind enough to do a show and tell demo of the Lytro light field camera. Big thanks to Kristen for letting us play with the camera.
ZURB is a close-knit team of interaction designers and strategists that help companies design better (www.zurb.com)
a new interface for the squatting supermarkets installation was featured recently at the SMIR project.
Traditional products were added to the system, documenting their history, sustainable production processes and ecologic impacts.
by FakePress, Art is Open Source
produced by SMIR project, Marcovaldo association and Share Festival
Angel_F was featured at the Node Fest @ Forte Prenestino,
on April 16th - 17th
A book presentation and the interactive installation "my Ubiquitous Body" were shown
more info at
a new interface for the squatting supermarkets installation was featured recently at the SMIR project.
Traditional products were added to the system, documenting their history, sustainable production processes and ecologic impacts.
by FakePress, Art is Open Source
produced by SMIR project, Marcovaldo association and Share Festival
Concept, design & software development
TODO
Mechatronic design & production
Leva Engeneering
Structure design, carpentry, installation
Delfini Group
Agency
Blackboard Berlin
photos by Sirio Vanelli
Angel_F was featured at the Node Fest @ Forte Prenestino,
on April 16th - 17th
A book presentation and the interactive installation "my Ubiquitous Body" were shown
more info at
a new interface for the squatting supermarkets installation was featured recently at the SMIR project.
Traditional products were added to the system, documenting their history, sustainable production processes and ecologic impacts.
by FakePress, Art is Open Source
produced by SMIR project, Marcovaldo association and Share Festival
a new interface for the squatting supermarkets installation was featured recently at the SMIR project.
Traditional products were added to the system, documenting their history, sustainable production processes and ecologic impacts.
by FakePress, Art is Open Source
produced by SMIR project, Marcovaldo association and Share Festival
Angel_F was featured at the Node Fest @ Forte Prenestino,
on April 16th - 17th
A book presentation and the interactive installation "my Ubiquitous Body" were shown
more info at
a new interface for the squatting supermarkets installation was featured recently at the SMIR project.
Traditional products were added to the system, documenting their history, sustainable production processes and ecologic impacts.
by FakePress, Art is Open Source
produced by SMIR project, Marcovaldo association and Share Festival
Angel_F was featured at the Node Fest @ Forte Prenestino,
on April 16th - 17th
A book presentation and the interactive installation "my Ubiquitous Body" were shown
more info at
a new interface for the squatting supermarkets installation was featured recently at the SMIR project.
Traditional products were added to the system, documenting their history, sustainable production processes and ecologic impacts.
by FakePress, Art is Open Source
produced by SMIR project, Marcovaldo association and Share Festival
a new interface for the squatting supermarkets installation was featured recently at the SMIR project.
Traditional products were added to the system, documenting their history, sustainable production processes and ecologic impacts.
by FakePress, Art is Open Source
produced by SMIR project, Marcovaldo association and Share Festival
An example of something other than interfaces or web work - my notes on apartment hunting. On the left, a list of factors to consider and on the right, the floorplan of a neighboring unit we're considering moving in to.
Angel_F was featured at the Node Fest @ Forte Prenestino,
on April 16th - 17th
A book presentation and the interactive installation "my Ubiquitous Body" were shown
more info at
a new interface for the squatting supermarkets installation was featured recently at the SMIR project.
Traditional products were added to the system, documenting their history, sustainable production processes and ecologic impacts.
by FakePress, Art is Open Source
produced by SMIR project, Marcovaldo association and Share Festival
a new interface for the squatting supermarkets installation was featured recently at the SMIR project.
Traditional products were added to the system, documenting their history, sustainable production processes and ecologic impacts.
by FakePress, Art is Open Source
produced by SMIR project, Marcovaldo association and Share Festival
a new interface for the squatting supermarkets installation was featured recently at the SMIR project.
Traditional products were added to the system, documenting their history, sustainable production processes and ecologic impacts.
by FakePress, Art is Open Source
produced by SMIR project, Marcovaldo association and Share Festival
a new interface for the squatting supermarkets installation was featured recently at the SMIR project.
Traditional products were added to the system, documenting their history, sustainable production processes and ecologic impacts.
by FakePress, Art is Open Source
produced by SMIR project, Marcovaldo association and Share Festival
ZURB is a close-knit team of product designers that help companies design better websites, services and online products.(www.zurb.com).
Angel_F was featured at the Node Fest @ Forte Prenestino,
on April 16th - 17th
A book presentation and the interactive installation "my Ubiquitous Body" were shown
more info at
For reporting purposes, we wanted to make sure people considered the results as the last step.
Verify is the fastest way to collect and analyze user feedback on screens or mockups. We talk more about Verify and our other products on the ZURBapps blog.
ZURB is a close-knit team of interaction designers and strategists that help companies design better (www.zurb.com).
a new interface for the squatting supermarkets installation was featured recently at the SMIR project.
Traditional products were added to the system, documenting their history, sustainable production processes and ecologic impacts.
by FakePress, Art is Open Source
produced by SMIR project, Marcovaldo association and Share Festival
This diagram is an exploration of the future of interactive television. Drawn at Harvard Square while eating breakfast with Paige Saez after the conference MIT's Futures of Entertainment 3.
Angel_F was featured at the Node Fest @ Forte Prenestino,
on April 16th - 17th
A book presentation and the interactive installation "my Ubiquitous Body" were shown
more info at
Merry and hurried Wednesday greetings collectors! I have been looking forward to today's editions for weeks; the timing of them is perfect, yet, I am quickly running out of time for this newsletter! As I write, the lovely host for this evening's Dot Dot Dot lecture, Liz Danzico, is patiently awaiting my very late slides that Youngna Park is hard at work on now. Youngna and I just got done mapping out the talk and I'm very excited!
Tonight's lecture, entitled The Curators, has me feeling very connected to the time in my life when I wasn't a curator at ALL. It was also a time when I thought of today's artist, Mike Monteiro, primarily as a designer not as an artist. Now, I'm pleased to feature four smart and sportive editions from Mike: Untitled (I told my therapist about you), Untitled (I'm an island of such great complexity), Untitled (Let's make better mistakes tomorrow), and Untitled (We are going to make it through this year if it kills us). They comprise our first 20x200 AAA since the holidays.
Mike and I met in San Francisco during the web 1.0 boom that subsequently busted in a manner that seems like child's play when compared to the Current Economic Climate (heretofore known as the "CEC"). We've stayed in touch over the course of a good number of years, thanks in large part to the wonders of the interwebs. We connected, in person, last year at SXSW, so heading there (bright and early tomorrow morning!) makes me think of Mike too. I was looking forward to seeing him THIS year because the last time around, he was mad at me; anyone who knows and loves Mike like I do knows that is an uncomfortable thing indeed. (Maybe if we sell lots of his prints he'll change his mind and come! Let's go people.)
Anyway, Mike's long headed up his design studio, Mule Design, but I was really excited when he started making art again and I LOVE his first edition with us. I have a print of it hanging right by my front door and it still makes me laugh. It's a print I've enjoyed sending, on occasion, to some of the most exasperating yet beloved people in my life.
What I love about these new prints is that they're so essentially Mike — they're heartfelt sentiments that are barely concealed beneath a layer of snarkery. Mike's humor is biting and occasionally downright obnoxious (forgive me for saying that Mike, but c'mon: ADMIT IT). As with a lot of humor of this nature though, it's an attempt to put some armor over someone who has the soul of an artist. It was really hard to choose which paintings to do editions with because there are SO MANY that I love. But, I'm really happy to be presenting these four because they're a good representation of the work overall and each one has its own special resonance, whether it's making plain something that's totally true but rarely said out loud, Untitled (I told my therapist about you); providing us with a mantra to help us face the CEC, Untitled (We are going to make it through this year if it kills us); reminiscent of a lyric that we love, Untitled (I'm an island of such great complexity); or offering some optimistic advice with words that, at first blush, seem sort of negative, Untitled (Let's make better mistakes tomorrow).
As I must prepare for tomorrow, not to mention for today's later events, I'll leave you with these words for thought. But not before I remind you about Greg Lindquist's opening for Brooklyn Industry tonight, at BAMart, which I will sadly miss since I'm so behind on preparing for the aforementioned Dot Dot Dot lecture. Jeffrey Teuton, Associate Director of the JB Gallery will be there to see Greg's gorgeous and monumental paintings in person. And you should too! I'll have news on a few more upcoming events, including our San Fran Collector's Confab, the gallery's six year anniversary (!), and a bonus edition, tomorrow! Till then!
ZURB is a close-knit team of product designers that help companies design better websites, services and online products.(www.zurb.com).
Kristen Berman was kind enough to do a show and tell demo of the Lytro light field camera. Big thanks to Kristen for letting us play with the camera.
ZURB is a close-knit team of interaction designers and strategists that help companies design better (www.zurb.com)
Angel_F was featured at the Node Fest @ Forte Prenestino,
on April 16th - 17th
A book presentation and the interactive installation "my Ubiquitous Body" were shown
more info at
ZURB is a close-knit team of product designers that help companies design better websites, services and online products.(www.zurb.com).
An emotional social network.
The visualization shown on FakePress’s homepage represents the beginning phase of a design process. It uses Plutchik’s classification and uses realtime search engines to collect emotional information from social networks. It then represents it as an expressive visualization. We are going to turn it into a wearable device.
article on:
www.artisopensource.net/2010/02/01/publishing-emotions/
emotional visualization on:
a new interface for the squatting supermarkets installation was featured recently at the SMIR project.
Traditional products were added to the system, documenting their history, sustainable production processes and ecologic impacts.
by FakePress, Art is Open Source
produced by SMIR project, Marcovaldo association and Share Festival
Configure was the second step in the test creation.
Verify is the fastest way to collect and analyze user feedback on screens or mockups. We talk more about Verify and our other products on the ZURBapps blog.
ZURB is a close-knit team of interaction designers and strategists that help companies design better (www.zurb.com).
Angel_F was featured at the Node Fest @ Forte Prenestino,
on April 16th - 17th
A book presentation and the interactive installation "my Ubiquitous Body" were shown
more info at
OneAvatar was shown at the third edition of the Milano in Digitale event. An installation featuring a 3D game in which players could shoot the OneAvatar character, causing electric shocks to hit the body of the player wearing the OneAvatar suit, creating a phisical connection between our physical bodies and our identities in the digital worlds.
The installation features the results of the research coming from the OneAvatar project: technology, emotion, identity, relational dimensions in the digital domains are some of the fundamental topics analyzed.
For the event a complete marketing and communication strategy was produced to create a fictional, but realistic and produceable, product to create the narrative level of the performance: the performer was displayed as in a shopping center showcase, with the product and the related gadgets available for sale. A further analysis on the evolution of art in the contemporary era, in its hybridization wth communication, marketing and ethnographical practices.
more info at:
www.artisopensource.net/2008/11/15/oneavatar-milano-in-di...
and here:
concept and installation by
Salvatore Iaconesi [xDxD.vs.xDxD]
Oriana Persico [penelope.di.pixel]
OneAvatar was shown at the third edition of the Milano in Digitale event. An installation featuring a 3D game in which players could shoot the OneAvatar character, causing electric shocks to hit the body of the player wearing the OneAvatar suit, creating a phisical connection between our physical bodies and our identities in the digital worlds.
The installation features the results of the research coming from the OneAvatar project: technology, emotion, identity, relational dimensions in the digital domains are some of the fundamental topics analyzed.
For the event a complete marketing and communication strategy was produced to create a fictional, but realistic and produceable, product to create the narrative level of the performance: the performer was displayed as in a shopping center showcase, with the product and the related gadgets available for sale. A further analysis on the evolution of art in the contemporary era, in its hybridization wth communication, marketing and ethnographical practices.
more info at:
www.artisopensource.net/2008/11/15/oneavatar-milano-in-di...
and here:
concept and installation by
Salvatore Iaconesi [xDxD.vs.xDxD]
Oriana Persico [penelope.di.pixel]