This installation at NYU’s ITP Winter Show responds to touch and sounds as trippy as it looks. That’s a very good thing. More »
I’m surprised something like the Swig & Jig hadn’t been invented yet, but so glad that someone finally got around to making a liquor cabinet that throws a party every time you take out a drink. More »
I’m not sure if a dress composed of a few dozen dragon skin silicone tiles – each infused with an LED light – is the most comfortable or practical thing to wear, but it sure does create all kinds of possibilities. More »
If you’ve ever wanted to see the places you frequent most rendered as a heat map, Steven Lehrburger’s Where Do You Go project for NYU’s ITP Winter Show is worth a pixelated look. More »
This is what you look like wearing Robert Carlsen and Andrew Styer’s BlindSight, which induces “visual hallucinations with photic stimulation,” aka flashing red lights you control by waving your arms. It made me dizzy.
Irregular Incurve started as an attempt to design a new acoustic instrument puny humans couldn’t wrap their hands or mouths around—the result is a robot dinosaur rib cage that plays music. It’s mesmerising:
Mario Diamantis spent a lot of his childhood hanging upside down from trees. But in a tree, you’re stuck. Skybike is the solution to his eternal childhood dilemma: Freedom.
I found a little glen amongst the cold glass and steel of the ITP projects. In it, a sprite or tree spirit or alanis morissette clonette was wearing these thrumming, bark-covered, tree-loving, meditation boots.
