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15,000 Volts: An Art Experiment

10. March 2013

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Something a little bit different, but beautiful all the same, is this art experiment using 15,000 volts going through what looks like plywood, creating some amazing visuals as the electricity erodes the wood, burning root like trails that randomly connect. A very very cool experiment.

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Submergence Lights: An 8000 Light Installation

28. January 2013

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Submergence Lights is an art installation that explores the immersion and interaction within volumetric light based visuals, created through 8,064 individual points of light… So as you can imagine, it gets pretty intense at its max, but subtle and delicate when it wants to be. The art installation can track and follow human movement, or [...]

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Nissan: Voice Driver Installation

4. November 2012

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Voice powered radio controlled car races over the internet? What a seriously cool installation from Nissan using their ‘Z’ Sports Cars. In about 5 days, there will be a Japan GP where people turn up to race with the power of their voice… A week after that, it will be open to the world, with [...]

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Dyskograf: Create Music From Drawings

30. October 2012

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Seriously cool. The Dyskograf is a graphic disk reader that creates music from drawings, or more precisely, from felt tip pens that draw shapes on paper discs. These discs are read by the Dyskograf’s camera as it spins, while constantly decoding the images via an algorithm/software platform to produce unique notes in real time for [...]

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Hyundai Vision Hall: Dynamic Art Installation

28. October 2012

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I thought you might fancy some eye candy to kick the week off… So check out Hyundai’s ‘Vision Hall’ in South Korea where a 16k video wall with 32 channel surround sound setup allows their designers, partner agencies and artists alike to create visual art installations on a grand scale. Beautiful…

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Nike: Live ‘Frozen’ Moment Art Installation

9. October 2012

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WOW. If this isn’t the coolest piece of ambient work I’ve seen in a while, I’d be scratching my head as to what would be… Check out this amazing ‘Live’ frozen moment from Nike’s ‘Jordan’ range of products for the new CP3.IV shoe, telling the story of how the new CP3 literally cuts through LA. [...]

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21 Swings: Interactive Musical Swing Installation

20. September 2012

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21 Swings is an exercise in musical cooperation. The installation offers a fresh look at the idea of cooperation and the notion that we can achieve more together than separately, so a giant instrument made of 21 musical swings was created; each swing in motion triggers different notes, and all the swings together compose a [...]

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Breville: Data Visualising Coffee Brewing

28. August 2012

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Here’s a nice idea from Sydney agency Reborn that pairs two of life’s greats – coffee and art. In a campaign for kitchen equipment brand Breville they created ‘The Naked Espresso’. Using physical computing they traced the coffee as it was being brewed, meausuring flow rate, pressure and temperature to create a live visualisation, resulting [...]

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Coca-Cola: Post-It Note Stop-Motion Video

22. June 2012

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Yesterday we had the Vodafone Stop Motion Fan Celebration and here’s another great stop motion from Coca-Cola. Coca-Cola commissioned Italian artist Eduardo Zamarro to create this stop motion for the Wall of Happiness at the brand’s Conference of Happiness. The artist created the world’s largest stop-motion video using only post-it notes. The 1 million post-it [...]

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Virtual Exhibition: Paint Job

17. June 2012

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I love campaigns that use technology to offer a new angle on existing creative. This one is from Amsterdam based creative agency Brilliant after Breakfast and is a virtual art exhibition. They recently launched the ‘Paint Job’ campaign at the famous Rijksmuseum museum. Using the Layar Reality Browser app visitors could scan paintings with their [...]

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Shell Eco Lab: The Social Mural Wall

21. May 2012

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At the Shell Eco-marathon Europe 2012 event in Rotterdam, a drawing lab was created where kids and parents could collaborate together in a mural that was being pieced together live on a huge digital wall, powered by their individual drawings which were sent to you at swipe of your RFID tag. With a number of [...]

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Nissan LEAF: World Without Petrol Installation

20. May 2012

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Here’s a pretty neat art installation in Sydney for the launch of the Nissan LEAF electric car into the market, illustrating the things we might just be doing with petrol bowsers when there is no future need for them. With almost 40 unique, interactive, re-purposed petrol bowsers on display, people are free to walk up [...]

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Absolut Inspire: Augmented Reality Street Art

5. May 2012

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Check out this Future Lions 2012 entry by Iris Gavric & Daniel Otterbein… Proposed for Absolut Vodka, they’ve attempted to create movement called Absolut Inspire, an Augmented Reality Street Art App designed to create a new world without creative limitations. The campaign is a fusion of the Google Street View platform combined with an app [...]

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Chevy Sonic: The Street Art Robot Car

22. April 2012

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Chevy Sonic. Tick. Famous Street Artist. Tick. James Bond style transformer spray-paint weaponry setup inside the Chevy Sonic. Tick. What the?! Ok well, this is the Chevy Sonic Street Art Robot Car, created in partnership with Jeff Soto, a renown street artist, to create a world first paint-spraying robot car that can be controlled via [...]

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Nice To Meet You: A Social Art Installation

25. February 2012

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When you’re a building company tearing down half a town, you’re never always a going to be a popular company, no matter how great the end result promises to be. So Bonnier Properties, who are currently building a huge shopping centre in Hornstull (the last undeveloped place) in Stockholm, Sweden, decided to create a social [...]

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