Denim Szram created Gedankenpendel, a speaker-ball that plays a continuous spoken thought, but when it's touched or moved, other thoughts begin to play simultaneously. The effect is quite disconcerting. Read the rest “Interactive sound pendulum evokes stream of consciousness”
Digital Vegetables is an installation by PARTY that was part of the 2017 Tokyo Midtown Design Touch event. Read the rest “Behold this beautiful interactive lighted greenhouse”
André Bergs created this short digital comic titled Protanopia. This short video hints at the possibilities of storytelling in electronic comics. Read the rest “Protanopia is a cool parallax 3D comic proof of concept”
This. is. awesome.
Go to Noah Levenson's Weird Box site and enter your Instagram handle. Then sit back and enjoy the ride.
Mr. Levenson, respect.
(The World's Best Ever) Read the rest “'Weird Box' is a cool interactive film starring your Instagram photos”
Art collective The Principals put together Sound Journeys, an immersive multimedia project focusing on how sounds shape human response to environment. Read the rest “'Sound Journeys' merge natural sounds and human-made environments”
Technically, cloth is a "deforming non-rigid surface," so projecting a stable image onto clothes is a big technological challenge. To solve it, Ishikawa Watanabe Laboratory combined two new techniques that allow stable projection of an image onto clothes even as they move. Read the rest “Interactive clothing via dynamic projection mapping”
German designer Marcus Blättermann created this nifty series of scalable pixel illustrations based on Greek mythology (Tantalos shown here). Drag your cursor around at his site to alter the image. Read the rest “Pixel art that responds to viewer manipulation”
Tatiana Plakhova created gorgeous pulsing geometric patterns, then projected them onto a membrane that allows visitor interaction. Read the rest “WATCH: Bend light at Antrum spatio-graphical interactive installation”
Isaac Cohen's interactive storybook follows the journey of a strange creature. Read the rest “Interactive art: “Enough,“ by Isaac Cohen”
