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Interactive Benches is an initiative to improve interaction between people in unused places like squares and parks. By using light, our benches invite people to sit side-by-side an therefore start social interaction between them.
credits: Jacob Sikker Remin, Marcin Ignac, Sarasiff Kjærgård
The first SMART board is introduced that gives teachers a device that acts both as a whiteboard and a computer.
An interactive installation at the entrance of IDS12, Toronto.
Silver Cloud is an abstract representation of a responsive building envelope that adjusts the building skin's breathability based on the environmental parameters.
Dimensional Entities in visible light and witnessed (seen and interacted with), as videoed and still digitally captured with super nightshot infrared camera at night sky in NSW Australia.
These entities are dimensional travelers as they are also captured in the infrared spectrum with IR illumination, these not seen with human eye, only the camera.
They are ignored and rebuffed by any and all media and social political elected parties, Local Universities whom refer to them as "swamp gas" and Department of Defense who do not respond to emails and inquiry.
They quite obviously do not want the public to know of these entities as to the reason... may be a lot of different reasons and greed, but do not want the task as to try to explain what they cannot comprehend... after all third rate brains here....
They have all been informed and a media blanket is obviously in place, so the only place you will hear of these unfortunately is here on the net.
If you pushed the button on the pedestal, you hear a very loud ringing noise through the gallery.
If you hold the button long enough (and ignore people's annoyed stares) you will learn that there are 10 bells along the floor of the gallery. These ring consecutively.
Kosupure or ‘Cosplay’ literally means ‘costume play’ -
dressing up as iconic characters often found in manga,
anime and comic books as well cult film and TV series.
In association with the Millennium Forum’s Head of
Wardrobe Helen Quigley, learn to construct designs, cut
out patterns and sew using sewing machines resulting
in your very own outfit!