Never Odd or Even by Brookhart Jonquil is quite an impressive installation. No, there’s no mirror.

found at pietmondriaan

The Revolving Internet is the internet revolving. Nothing more, nothing less. Constant Dullaart made this after he saw Uneven Google by Chris Collins, which is Google but uneven by 1 degree. Both work in Google Chrome, Firefox and Safari.

The Revolving Internet by Constant Dullaart

Uneven Google by Chris Collins:

Golan Levin and Kyle McDonald wrote a piece of software to unwrap the 360-degree panoramic digital videos of the Sony Bloggie. But then they modified their software to unwrap photos of flowers. The results are stunning.
You can download the open-source code here and you’ll have to run it with Processing.

found at CreativeApplications

387 & 388 are Andrey Yazev his latest HTML & javascript experiments. Both work best with Safari or Google Chrome, especially 388.

387

388

I Forget What I Wanted To Say by Brad Downey at Beton Blumen – Street Art Passage in Vienna.

found at wooster collective

LonelyPolychrome.com by Angelo Plessas. Entertainment for a few moments.

found at rhizome

This is a great idea by Marc Thomasset: the Inspiration Pad. You can buy one here.

found at swissmiss

The Lo Res Project by United Nude, is an innovative design method using computer software to automatically create design options to choose from. By lowering the resolution of 3D models of products, the object becomes more and more fragmented, changing its character in the process. They’ve used this technique on a Lamborghini Countach and the result is quite nice. The United Nude Lo Res Shoe is the first product available at the United Nude stores.

Pressed Chair is a light, stackable metal chair stamped out of a 2.5 mm aluminium sheet. The value of the design excels in the intent of creating a piece out of one single material without any joints or connectors. Furthermore the manufacturing produces no waste material and is 100% recyclable. Designed by Harry Thaler.

The Attenborough Design Group is a fictional organisation, created by James Chambers and Tom Judd. It investigates the use of animal behaviours to defend emerging technologies. These products include the Gesundheit Radio, which sneezes periodically to expel potentially damaging dust, Floppy Legs, a portable floppy disk drive which stands up if it detects liquid nearby, and the AntiTouch Lamp, which sways away from you if you get too close to its sensitive halogen bulb.