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Rain Dance
One of my favorite, Paul De Marinis’ Rain Dance installation on the rooftop of the OK/ Hohen Rausch building, Linz. His installation sends pulsating jets of water rhythmic down onto spectator’s umbrellas. The impact of the water turns the umbrella into a giant overhead speaker.
Pee to Fertilizer
Pee at the Ars Electronica Festival 09.
Rich Bubbly Fertilizer
This was one notable souvenir from this year’s Ars Electronica Festival and I didn’t expect my urine sample can be so endearing to me. But give it to artists Britta Riley and Rebecca Bray and they’ll chemically transform any summer-grass smelling urine into rich bubbly fertilizer for your household plants. The drink.pee.drink.pee.drink.pee project takes on an epic challenge to curb pollutants in our urine from getting into out waterways.
Quartet 2008 by Jeff Lieberman, Dan Paluska
Even if the music isn’t great, the idea is fun! This machine would make Gabo really jealous and he probably would remake his ping ball wall at FABRICA.
The MIT Media Lab presents…
…paintable instruments. Simply paint with a battery powered electronic brush in one hand, and touch the paint with the other. I can see this on Christmas lists already.
John Baldessari – “Ed Henderson Suggests Sound Tracks for Photographs” (1974)
Another stand-out piece at the Lentos museum was this experiment with sound and image. John Baldessari found images from National Geographic, then called Ed Henderson on the phone and described the image to him. Ed, in turn, tried to find appropriate songs that would match the image. This entire phone call is recorded and played with the video of Baldessari pinning up images, one at a time. It’s very low-tech, but immensely appealing in spite of this; its the narrative that engages the viewer more than anything else.
Flickermood 2.0: typefaces, music and motion graphic
Flickermood 2.0 from Sebastian Lange on Vimeo.
The next level of this experimental typographic orgy.
Animation by Sebastian Lange
Music by Forss
Flickermood was basically all done in AE/FCS – the soundtrack
is from FORSS (check out his music platform at http://www.soundcloud.com and his music at http://www.forss.to).