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‘Murmur’ bridges physical and virtual using sound

Silk Pavillion – CNC Deposited Silk & Silkworm Construction at the MIT Media Lab

Light Leaks – Filling a room with projected light

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Geometry, Textures & Shaders with Processing – Tutorial

A Figurine for the Ages – Matthew Plummer-Fernandez’s Venus of Google

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Vanishing Point – UVA redraws perspective with light

Social Networking With The Living Dead – Matt Pearson

‘Forest’ – Musical forest by Marshmallow Laser Feast for STRP Biennale

Glitché – Distort your photos using computer errors and bugs

Do Not Touch – Celebrate the nearing end of the humble computer cursor

Fluidic – Sculpture in Motion by WHITEvoid

Small, Programmable, Wearable and Cheap – Enjoying the ATTiny85 Tutorial

No-one Ever Cried At A Website – Matt Pearson

ScreenLab 0x02 Residency at University of Salford, MediaCityUK - 3 dimensional computer generated art

ScreenLab 0×02 – Exploring new modes of perception

Resonate 2013 – The Best Kind of Noise

basil.js – Computational and generative design using Adobe InDesign

Shedding Light on Squidsoup – A Conversation with Anthony Rowe

Creating spectacles with d3 / United Visual Artists – Special Feature

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16/07/2012 / Android, MaxMSP

WTPh? (What the Phonics) – Pronouncing street names in Denmark

Created by by Momo Miyazaki and Andrew Spitz at the CIID, WTPh? (What the Phonics) is an installation which helps passers-by to learn the correct way to pronounce street names in Denmark.

05/03/2012 / WebApp

BKME.ORG – A Web Platform for Reclaiming Bike Lanes

At the best of times the relationship between cyclists and motorists is tense. Given that the amount of dedicated routes available to cyclists in many cities is quite limited, motorists that opt to stop or park in what should be ...

02/08/2011 / Theory

Mediated Cityscapes 03: DIY Cartography [Theory]

[Eric Fischer / Locals and Tourists #45 (GTWA #133): Los Angeles and Pasadena / 2010] A month ago in Minneapolis, nestled amidst the brilliant programming of the inaugural Eyeo Festival, Mark Hansen organized a panel on data visualization and social justice ...