Sample House/Elvis House by Alexandre Perigot
Sculpture, 16x16x9m, 2004.
Installation view in Marseille at La Friche la Belle de Mai, Sextant et Plus.
from bits to atoms
analog objects inspired by digital languages
May 11, 2012
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March 6, 2012
Derrick by Daan van den Berg
“From an unknown location, I break into IKEA’s computer server. In this nerve centre, the CAD files for every IKEA product are stored and downloaded worldwide. By infecting the CAD files with the ‘Elephantiasis virus’ I have just designed, I can hack the entire range of products. The virus causes random deformities, like lumps, cracks and humps, which only show up when the customer prints his product at home with his 3D printer.” (Daan van den Berg)
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Installation by Jens wunderling
Particles, 2011
Installation by Daito Manabe and Motoi Ishibashi.
September 6, 2011
Floating Eye, 2001
This device by Hiroo Iawata allows you to see yourself from above through a camera installaed in a small spaceship that is affected by the wind and that you can control by pulling the string. Inside the helmet you receive the image captured from the camera.
August 31, 2011
May 11, 2012
leave a comment
March 6, 2012
Derrick by Daan van den Berg
“From an unknown location, I break into IKEA’s computer server. In this nerve centre, the CAD files for every IKEA product are stored and downloaded worldwide. By infecting the CAD files with the ‘Elephantiasis virus’ I have just designed, I can hack the entire range of products. The virus causes random deformities, like lumps, cracks and humps, which only show up when the customer prints his product at home with his 3D printer.” (Daan van den Berg)
default to public, tweetleak
Installation by Jens wunderling
Particles, 2011
Installation by Daito Manabe and Motoi Ishibashi.
September 6, 2011
Floating Eye, 2001
This device by Hiroo Iawata allows you to see yourself from above through a camera installaed in a small spaceship that is affected by the wind and that you can control by pulling the string. Inside the helmet you receive the image captured from the camera.
