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Artificial Smile is a collaboration between Stefan Stubbe and Andreas Schmelas realized in the summer semester 2009 at "Digitale Klasse", University of the Arts, Berlin. The camera 'Artificial Smile' plays with the notion of perfection and auto-retouch. Created as a picture apparatus, it shows only smiling people's picture to be taken, ... continue

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An art piece by Caleb Larsen, 'A Tool to Deceive and Slaughter, 2009' is a physical sculpture that is perptually attempting to auction itself on eBay. Every ten minutes this black box pings a server on the internet via the ethernet connection to check if it is for sale on ... continue

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VJ Fader showing off the latest faderTouch 3.0, a portable rear projection touchscreen interface developed by VJ Fader. The display can be viewed from front and rear. Audio visual instruments are programmed in Processing triggering sounds in Ableton Live via MIDI. For more see his video channel on vimeo. continue

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If you were reading out tweets yesterday you would have picked up we received a very nice surprise from Nokia. Nicely wrapped box within a box with included christmas card, USB cable and a small instruction reading "Can't hack it...for clues go to this site". We knew there was a ... continue

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“The Particle” is a kinetic sculpture produced at Barcelona’s visual arts workshop Hangar by software and interactive audiovisual artist Alex Posada. Packed with custom electronics and using XBee for wireless communications, the creation responds to the space around it, transforming movement into color and sound. Read more on Create Digital Motion » ... continue

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A Parallel Image is an electronic camera obscura. This media-archaeological, interactive sculpture is based on the fictive assumption that the currently still valid principle of electronically transmitting moving images, namely by breaking them down into single images and image lines, was never discovered. The result is an apparatus that attempts ... continue

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In cooperation with Christien Meindertsma, Nils Völker developed an installation for Christien's exhibition at the MU in Eindhoven (Netherlands). The exhibition was called "Makers & Spectators" and was about the human perception and the way we look at things. The installation consists out of two parts. A viewing box with replaceable Images of ... continue

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Skål (Norwegian for bowl) is a media player designed for the home that lets you interact with digital media using physical objects. You place objects in a wooden bowl to play back related media on the TV. Skål uses RFID to sense small, batteryless tags inside or attached to physical ... continue

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Based on the idea that time is everywhere, Exquisite Clock is a clock made of numbers taken from everyday life – seen, captured and uploaded by people from all over the world. The project connects time, play and visual aesthetics. It’s about creativity, collaboration and exchange. The exquisite clock has an ... continue

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Crash Photography is a project by Greg Borenstein, a programmer, musician, hardware hacker, and student at NYU ITP in New York City. Using MatchBox cars and Arduino board, Greg constructed a realtime camera shutter of crash event occurring from two cars colliding. As the undercarriages of cars were conductive enough to ... continue

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Created using 64 traditional arcade buttons and MaxMSP patch, Travis's creation mimics the very popular monome devices. And here’s how pretty the final wiring looks! I still am going to tie everything up but I think it ended up really clean. Input boards on the left, output boards on the right. I tried ... continue

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Inspired by the detection avoidance, or stealth technology, was one of many ‘developments’ to emerge from the Cold War, The Stealth Project is a installation by Squidsoup which explores the creative possibilities of volumetric (or 3D) visualisation techniques, and nontactile 3-dimensional interaction. In the Stealth project, two grids of triggers target and launch ... continue

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