Karen Sargsyan makes very impressive paper sculptures.

found at BOOOOOOOM!

Mobile Mobile is a Christmas installation at the Lost Boys international office in London. They used 50 old company cellphones to make this huge mobile. Each phone is controlled by a computer and has its own tone. When no one interacts with the sculpture, it plays “Carol of the Bells”. But you can also play with it. You can control it through this website or you can send a tweet with #lbitree and it will react to it. If you’re in London, you can just pop by at their office.
You might also like AKQA last years microwave oven piece.

found at Make blog

I really like these Face of the City pieces by Dan Bergeron.

found at designboom weblog

Light Bulb Music is a sound and light performance by Michael Vorfeld.

found at rhizome

Timeline by William Lamson is a site specific drawing made from firecrackers and fuse.

On Growth and Form is an animation by Daniel Brown and it is part of the exhibition Decode: Digital Design Sensations at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. These flowers are generated with Flash actionscript code and look amazing. The petals are have textures derived from works from the museum archive including William Morris textiles and Kimono fabrics.

video by artkidtroy

This is a Remote Controlled Walking Ladder made by Niklas Roy. Love the remote!

Duel 120 by Glenn Walls.

found at The Supermarket

Last September, Jonathan Schipper did an European version of his installation “The Slow Inevitable Death of American Muscle” in Den Haag, The Netherlands. This time he used a Mercedes 230 CE Brabus and a MBW 525i. The crash took 6 days and I would call it a tie

photos by René Bakker
found at DTYBYWL

Daniel Gordon photographs his very strange 3d collages. Believe me, these aren’t even his weirdest.

found at I heart photograph