Internet Landscapes by Niko Princen. I really like a lot of his work. You should definitely check out these 2: Lorem Scriptum and Abstract-O-Matic. Maybe you’ll like the abtract version of today and tomorrow even better.
lorem ipsum dolor sit amet …
You can easily recreate the next one by opening www.copy.com, www.and.com and www.paste.com
Window Control is Johannes P. Osterhoff his latest interface art piece. It’s a portrait of Steve Jobs made with aqua interface elements.
Aqua is a series of digital paintings by Johannes P Osterhoff. He only used elements like scrollbars and menu-elements from “Aqua”, the graphical user interface from OS X by Apple Computer.
This is a guest post by Filip Visnjic of CreativeApplications.Net.
I met Pieter for the first time in Berlin earlier this year at a small exhibition in Kreuzberg, part of Berlin’s Transmediale. On show, amongst many was Julius von Bismarck with his Image Fulgurator and Pieter passionately talking to me about it. Of course, Pieter has covered it as he does always the most exciting and interesting content on the web. It’s a pleasure to be part of the 5th year celebration…thank you Pieter and Happy Birthday!! Today and Tomorrow! Now, my little contribution to the wonderful collection of projects on T&T.
Created by Berlin based Andrew Kupresanin, Nadia is a camera that has no display of the photographs to be taken, but rather gives the judgment of aesthetic quality to the machine, displaying only a current rating as feedback about when and what to snap. The camera shown here comprises a PyS60 script running on a Nokia N73, a Java App running on a Mac and the online ‘aesthetic quality inference engine’ ACQUINE . The PyS60 script takes a photo which is sent via Bluetooth to the Java App, and from there uploaded to ACQUINE. The returned rating is then sent back to the camera N37 and displayed.
Artificial Smile is a collaboration between Stefan Stubbe and Andreas Schmelas realized in the summer semester 2009 at “Digitale Klasse”, University of the Arts, Berlin. The camera plays with the notion of perfection and auto-retouch. Created as a picture apparatus, it shows only smiling people’s picture to be taken, irrespective of their former emotional state.
Buttons in a project by Sascha Pohflepp playing on the notion of the camera as a networked object. Unlike a conventional analog or digital camera, this one doesn’t have any optical parts. It is a camera that will only capture a moment at the press of a button by recording only the time it was pressed. Quickly after it begins to continuously search on the net for other photos that have been taken in the very same moment and displays on the screen. Essentially, it is a camera that – using a SonyEricsson K750i hidden behind the boxing – takes other’sphotos. Photos that were created by someone who pressed a button somewhere at the same time as its own button was pressed.
Filip Visnjic is an architect, lecturer, writer and a new media technologist born in Belgrade currently living in London. Specialised in consulting and directing web, new media and architectural projects, Filip also contributes to a number of blogs and magazines about art, design and technology. He is an editor-in-chief at CreativeApplications.Net, a director at Working Architecture Group, and lectures at a number of universities across the UK. You can find him on Twitter 1 2, FFFFound image sharing website, Flickr and FriendFeed for stream.
387 & 388 are Andrey Yazev his latest HTML & javascript experiments. Both work best with Safari or Google Chrome, especially 388.
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Play the piano on YouTube! It’s an interactive video by Kokokaka.com.
I wouldn’t mind having these 2 digital prints by Artie Vierkant on my wall.
Framing Exercise
Framing Exercise – detail
OK
OK – detail
“Rope In Space” is an interactive installation developed by the Ars Electronica Futurelab. It allows people who are in different locations to play tug of war. You have to pull a rope which is attached to a device with a screen and camera. Your data is then sent to the other location and the other way around, so both can see how they’re doing. I guess you’ll understand after watching this video.
photo by aemkei
The first beta of Rhonda just came out a few hours ago and it’s exactly like expected, very cool. If you don’t remember what Rhonda is all about, you might want to read this. Here is a video where Zach Lieberman demos a few of the features.
I tried it out too, but my non existent drawing skills and trackpad didn’t really help.
